2923 September October
The Magazine for the marina industry
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shopping and event services. We<br />
receive reports and useful suggestions<br />
from them which we value with the<br />
greatest attention. Further development<br />
of access points to the sea and the<br />
yacht club, with all its services, are<br />
among the objectives we are pursuing.<br />
This will complete in 2024, and the<br />
calendar of autumn and winter 2023<br />
events is already active.<br />
Q: Is it wrong to think that in Italy the<br />
most passionate sailing boaters are<br />
mostly in the north, as is the case in<br />
northern Europe?<br />
A: In our marina, the ratio between sail<br />
and motor is the same, thus highlighting<br />
a counter-trend with respect to the<br />
national and world average. Certainly<br />
the ideal climatic conditions and the<br />
context favour an abundance of sailing<br />
vessels. Our yachtsmen mainly reside<br />
in central Italy and northern Europe.<br />
MARTINI<br />
MARINAS<br />
Marina Monfalcone<br />
Previously known as Marina Hannibal,<br />
Marina Monfalcone is located in the<br />
northern Adriatic where the spirit of<br />
sailing is at its most passionate. CEO<br />
Hans-Peter Steinacher, born and<br />
raised in the heart of the Austrian<br />
mountains, took to sailing with the<br />
same determination as when climbing<br />
peaks or tackling a black ski slope.<br />
Together with Roman Hagara,<br />
Steinacher was part of the Red<br />
Bull Extreme Sailing crew, won two<br />
Olympic gold medals and important<br />
global regattas. In their final World<br />
CELEBRATING SAIL<br />
Marina Monfalcone is Italy’s top marina in the Upper Adriatic and was inspired by sail from<br />
its beginnings in the 1950s.<br />
Championship in Villasimius, Sardinia,<br />
they sailed Red Bull Sailing to victory in<br />
the GC32 World Championship.<br />
Marina Monfalcone was inspired by<br />
sail from the outset. Established in the<br />
1950s by the sailing champion Sergio<br />
Sorrentino, it was seen as a futuristic<br />
project. Now owned by the Austrian<br />
holding company DM GmbH, it is<br />
currently part of an important restyling<br />
www.marinaworld.com – <strong>September</strong>/<strong>October</strong> 2023<br />
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