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EPISODE · Mar 26, 2026 · 31 MIN

Southeast Asia Yachting Conference | Wade Pearce | Founder of Singapore Yachting Festival

from Ben Taylor Podcast · host Ben Taylor

In this episode, Wade Pearce breaks down the true dynamics of the Southeast Asia yachting market, drawing on a decade of experience building boat shows and industry networks. The conversation explores fragmented regulation, emerging marina and shipyard infrastructure, and the rise of local ownership across Thailand, Indonesia, and Singapore. For marine and superyacht professionals, this episode highlights the strategic importance of long-term market entry, dealer network alignment, and regional partnerships. It also examines how the Southeast Asia Yachting Conference is driving industry collaboration, regulatory progress, and investment visibility in one of the world’s most discussed - yet misunderstood - growth markets. Key Points:Southeast Asia growth exists but requires long-term commitment Local ownership rising, shifting demand dynamics Fragmented regulation slows scalability and investment confidence

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