Customers’ digital journey

D-Marin has unveiled a new product that aims to revolutionise its customers’ convenience as they use its marinas. It aims to fully digitalise the customer journey regarding energy consumption, digital payment, remote metering and control.

Customers will no longer need t ente t e in ce or queue and wait for energy supply, instead they will have full control of the opening and closing of power sockets and remote

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W: www.royalclarencemarina.org e ndin s t e e t include:

• Revenues from marina berthing income grew 13 per cent to £283m in e ectin t e i ct t e sector’s recovery from the pandemic on berthing demand and revenues.

• Despite increasing challenges from in ti n nd declinin ec n ic growth, marina businesses are optimistic about their market, with 54 per cent of members still positive about their company’s prospects, citing the continued effect of the pandemic boom in second-hand boat sales and demand for berths over the last year. 56 per cent of respondents reported that demand for berths was still above pre-pandemic levels.

“It is encouraging that despite increasing c llen es in ti n nd declinin economic growth, marina businesses are optimistic about their market,” said Lesley Robinson, CEO, British Marine.