ACQUERA YACHTING
ACQUERA YACHTING
ACQUERA YACHTING SPONSORS GULF SUPERYACHT SUMMIT 2025
Acquera Yachting is sponsoring the Gulf Superyacht Summit, an event for owners, brokers, shipyards, and industry professionals focused on the development of the yachting in the Gulf region. Among the panel speakers, Stefano Tositti, founder and CEO of ACQ Group, will deliver a presentation on the evolution of artificial intelligence in the nautical industry.
For the third consecutive year, Acquera Yachting sponsors the Gulf Superyacht Summit, an event organized annually by Superyacht Times, along with Dubai DET, ADIBS (Abu Dhabi Maritime), and P&O Marinas. The summit will take place on December 4th and 5th, 2025, in Abu Dhabi. During the summit, which will focus on the development of the yachting in the Gulf region as a winter destination for superyachts, Stefano Tositti, CEO and founder of ACQ Group, will take part in a panel on the importance of artificial intelligence in the industry.
At the Conrad Abu Dhabi Etihad Towers, Tositti will offer an overview of the evolution of artificial intelligence in recreational boating services, starting with Acquera Yachting’s experience. The company has actively integrated AI into its departments – primarily its operations department, which employs over 150 agents – with the aim of enhancing their capabilities and optimizing every phase of their daily duties. Thanks to artificial intelligence, agents now have real-time access to processed information from Acquera’s proprietary databases, combined with public data and instant updates, transforming it into concrete tools to offer customers immediate, precise, and personalized support, while ensuring the strictest adherence to all privacy and data-protection standards.
The United Arab Emirates region is taking on an increasingly central role in the large-scale yachting landscape, supported by the constant growth of infrastructure dedicated to megayachts, the expansion of high-level marinas, and the strategic position that guarantees potential connections with Asia and the Indian Ocean.
