Why join Euromarina?
It is vital that a strong and vigorous independent European marina industry is represented by an organisation with a distinct identity of its own that can unify its members and promote their interests from a position of strength in fields as diverse as the promotion of standards for recreational harbours and boating to lobbying EU institutions.
Euromarina provides a recognised platform for the associations it represents through its contacts with regional and national governments and in the offices of the European Commission. At the end of 2005, the decision was taken to allow individual harbours to join Euromarina, as well as companies or individuals active in the design, construction, equipment and management of marinas. Single members of the Federation, including consultants, experts, engineers, etc, who share similar goals, are now welcome to become part of its Europe-wide network of marina operators and professionals working in the industry.
A wide range of advice and help is available from Euromarina and every member receives the Federation’s official magazine, ‘Euromarina Review’, gains full access to its website:
www.euromarina.org
and can participate in the European Marina Conference.
Marinas across Europe are proud to fly the Euromarina flag as it indicates that the operator shares the Federation’s commitment to high standards of service, safety, security and environmental responsibility.
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Membership
Euromarina was founded in 1990 to group in one sole entity the National marina Assoiations/Federations of the EU countries.
With the expansion of the EU to 25 nations and more, Euromarina open its membership to allow individual harbours join Euromarina. Single members of the federation will become part of a Europe-widenetwork of marina operators and will enjoy the benefits of membership, including regular copies of Euromairna Review magazine:
Since 2006, Euromarina is compose of:
• Active members
• Associated members
• Professional members
• Individual marina members
• Honorary members
Active members: the national mrina Federation/Association within a EU country (One for each country, representing the marinas of their national territory)
Associated members: the National marina Federation/Association within a NON EU country (one for eachcountry, representing the marinas of their national territory)
Professional members: suppliers to the marina industry and marina related individual professionals (companies and professionals related to the design, construction, equipment, management, consultant, experts, engineers, etc, of marinas/yacht harbours)
Individual marina members:
• Marina active member (Marina ithin EU or NON EU country without a national Federation)
• Marina associated member (Marina within EU or NON EU country with a national federation not member of Euromarina)
• Marina adherent member: Marina already a member of an Association / Federation member of Euromarina
Nowadays, Euromarina has as members the main EU marinas Associations and single marinas and professional, representing: France, Sapin, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Belgium, Estonia, Turkey, UK, Germany, Bulgary.