January 1, 2021

Whats in store for 2021

GoodBye 2020 – Hello 2021

Before we get started on 2021, we just want to say a big thank you to all the businesses who have supported the Singapore(SG) Marine Guide. As a start-up, we knew not everyone would be optimistic about our venture, but we are extremely honoured that the local businesses have been so supportive, especially those that have never advertised with anyone. Thanks to you, we are happy to report that we nailed every goal we had for 2020, and to all, have a

Merry Christmas and have a Happy New Year

ARRIVING IN 2021

And here we are, SG Marine Guide was just a start-up trying to contribute to a community of like-minded marine lovers and leisure seekers, at every moment the content we share is all about showing off the Singapore leisure marine industry and lifestyle. In 2021, we will be going further and longer with our content creation, but also developing a whole host of initiatives and events that involve boat owners, recreational hobbyists and (sea)grass-roots activities. Here is a look at what is to come with SG Marine Guide, click on the banners below that you would like to know more about.

For the leisure marine business owners and trade professionals, we will be producing a series of webinars with key speakers and panelists providing tips to navigate through government grants/schemes, sales trends, financing models, legal situations, digital marketing and media relations. Here is a look at what is to come with SG Marine Guide, click on the banners below that you would like to know more about.

IN THE NEWS

Singapore’s marine activities were in the news over the past month, SG Marine Guide was at the forefront of a successful rescue of two capsized kayakers off Sentosa Cove. Bendera Bay, a new marine research and education lagoon on St Johns Island was launched by NParks and the Friends of Marine Park over the weekend, we look forward to the extensive marine conservation activities from all of the partners involved.

BOATERS AGAINST PLASTIC

Our first Boaters Against Plastic Islands clean up was a resounding success, lead by Nico Civelli’s M/Y Moana, saw 21 boats, four jet skis and 102 people join the first “Boaters Against Plastic” Singapore islands clean up, successfully taking an incredible 2,070kg of washed-up rubbish off the islands of Hantu, Lazarus and St Johns. In 2021, we will be organising a clean up each month, please follow the link here to get involved.

PORT NOTICE/CIRCULAR

YOUTUBE

We are on a mission to create a video every week about the leisure marine industry and lifestyle in Singapore, please help us by going over to our YOUTUBE channel and hitting subscribe