Bonnier Sells Marine Media, Doubles Down on Outdoor Adventure

Bonnier USA has sold its marine media division to Craig Fuller’s Flying Media Group. The transaction was announced today at the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show.

Bonnier’s media division publishes the nation’s leading portfolio of iconic marine brands with Yachting, Boating, Sailing World, Cruising World, and Salt Water Sportsman, produces the award-winning SFTV television series, and hosts the Sailing World Regatta Series.

“The sale of our marine media division marks our fifth transaction in shaping a group with full focus on experiential outdoor adventure,” said Jens Mueffelmann, Executive Chairman of Bonnier LLC. “Craig Fuller has vigorously transformed aviation media. He is the perfect new owner of our marine media division.”
more at: https://www.bonniercorp.com/bonnier-sells-marine-media-doubles-down-on-outdoor-adventure/

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