Massive economic boost expected from next America's Cup, yacht squadron says
The marine industry alone is expected to attract $500 million of work in the next few years.
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The America’s Cup holder, the Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron, anticipates a massive economic boost after Emirates Team New Zealand beat Oracle 7-1 in the 35th America’s Cup Regatta sailed off Bermuda this morning.
Auckland is expected to once again host the Cup, which it last did in the
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Grant Walker
Tue, 27 Jun 2017
Tue, 27 Jun 2017
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Massive economic boost expected from next America's Cup, yacht squadron says
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