Gulf Craft is bringing its fleet of boats to Mainland China, appointing Omnia Marine Co. to represent the shipyard’s Majesty and Nomad brands.
Omnia Marine, established in 2008, is one of the Chinese market’s largest yacht distributors. The Shenzhen-headquartered agency’s distributor networks and offices extend to other cities: Guangzhou, Sanya, Fuzhou, Xiamen, Dalian, Qingdao, and Huizhou.

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“Majesty and Nomad each bring a distinct approach to yacht ownership, and we see strong potential for both brands in the Chinese market,” said Brian Zhuang, Managing Director, Omnia Marine. “We are pleased to take on their representation and look forward to introducing both brands to our existing and future clientele.”
“Omnia Marine brings an established network and extensive knowledge of the Chinese yacht market, making them a strong partner for Majesty and Nomad,” commented Abdul Gaffar, Regional Sales Manager, Gulf Craft. “Their reach across the country will help us connect with a wider audience of yacht owners and introduce them to what both brands have to offer.”

The announcement follows a series of appointments made by Gulf Craft this year to strengthen the shipyard’s fleet in established and emerging yacht markets, expanding its Majesty and Nomad brands to Greece, Ireland, Hong Kong and the Philippines.
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The brand recently put the first hull of the Majesty 145 model, Suzie Q, on sea trials. The Nomad brand, a long-distance cruising line catered toward the family and charter markets, recently premiered the new 2027 Model, Nomad 70/
Gulf Craft took to the Monaco Yacht Show to preview the next phase of the Majesty brand. Revealing that a new Majesty 125 model is under development. Meanwhile, Bamps teased the upcoming Majesty 180, while Mohammed Hussein Alshaali, Chairman of Gulf Craft, doubled down on the flagship brand’s future outlook: “We have a clear ambition for where we want to see Majesty in the next three to five years – and we are prepared to invest accordingly. Confidence in the future stems from a long-term vision and the courage to act on it.”


