Oliver Dörschuck, D-Marin’s CEO, said:“We’re delighted to return to the Cannes, Genoa, and Monaco boat shows to celebrate the marine sector and highlight the significant role D-Marin plays in advancing nautical tourism. Our vision is to rapidly expand our growing presence in the most unique nautical destinations, providing our customers with a wide variety of locations to explore, ensuring premium and effortless cruising experiences across our marinas.”

D-Marin operates the Mediterranean’s most valuable cluster of premium marinas across Northern Italy and Southern France, providing a unique opportunity for customers to seamlessly explore a diverse selection of destinations. Spanning Livorno, Mirabello, Varazze, Aregai, San Lorenzo, and ending at Camille Rayon on the Côte d’Azur, this connected marina selection is further enhanced by D-Marin’s ‘Happy Berth Days’ initiative, offering complimentary berthing across D-Marin’s premium marinas.

Porto Mirabello and Camille Rayonare the latest marinas to join the D-Marin selection. Camille Rayon marks D-Marin’s first location in France, while Porto Mirabello provides a hub near the renowned Cinque Terre for boats up to 140 meters. Further information and exclusive insights into the future plans for these marinas will be available from the D-Marin team at each show.

First announced during last year’s Monaco Yacht Show, D-Marin is partnering with Azimut Benetti Group to manage three premium marinas, including the construction of Livorno Marina in Italy. At the 2024 boat shows, D-Marin will share the latest developments from this pioneering €15 million Livorno project, including a 3D animated video showcasing the completed marina’s design while providing visitors with the option to make inquiries and be added to the marina’s waiting list.

Visitors at the shows will also experience demonstrations of the innovative D-Marin App and Boat Sensors platform, available to annual customers across D-Marin. D-Marin App provides a user-friendly resource to remotely manage bookings, make payments, manage water and electricity consumption, and access to useful information. Meanwhile, Boat Sensors provide remote monitoring of a vessel's status, including heat levels, battery condition, and other potential issues, enhancing safety and allowing customers to spend more time enjoying the surrounding landscapes of the marinas.