• Market research
• Marinas & Waterfronts
• Yachting Impact Studies
• ...
Developer/marina

In 1992, Mr. Reinier Steensma created a discussion platform for marina operators around Lake IJsselmeer. WA Yachting Consultants annually organizes three meetings for this platform, including field trips.

• Market research
• Marinas & Waterfronts
• Feasibility
• ...
With partners
Developer/marina

WA Yachting Consultants was invited by an international Investment Group to Montenegro to assess yachting and marina opportunities along the coast, make recommendations regarding marina development, and to provide initial concept designs for two selected sites.

• Market research
• Marinas & Waterfronts
• Vision
• ...
Concept development
Feasibility
Provincial government
With partners

Bresken is a harbour village near the border between the Netherlands and Belgium which is poised to become a hotspot for sailors. Ideally situated to take advantage of high winds, Breskens has the chance to revitalize sailing in the region.

• Market research
• Vision
• National government
• ...
Developer/marina

Study that outlines current trends, reports on the number of boats in the Netherlands, in water and on land (500,000+) and estimates the current and projected number of End of Life Boats (ELBs) -- retired and abandoned boats.

• Market research
• Developer/marina

For the first time in yachting history, the number of yachts in the Netherlands' 1,300 marinas has decreased.

• Market research
• Concept development
• Municipal government

Amsterdam's canal cruises are very popular year round. Approximately 3 million tourists take Amsterdam's 237 registered canal cruises annually, where 93 of them are the well-known large "glass boats. Additionally to the canal boats, there are almost 39 classic saloon boats, 77 sloops and a variety of city tenders, water taxis and classic barges.

• Market research
• Yachting network development
• Yachting Impact Studies
• ...
Municipal government
With partners

The Dutch Wadden Sea is an important intertidal zone with tidal flats and wetlands rich in bio-diversity, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In 2007, a covenant to balance recreation with nature was signed by 27 governments and organizations.

• Market research
• National government

As part of its national market and capacity analysis of the use of waterways, bridges and locks in the future, the National Water Board of the Netherlands (Rijkswaterstaat) has commissioned WA Yachting Consultants to develop a projection for recreational boating in 2030, 2040 and 2050.