Surging gas prices are making it difficult for boat rental companies to stay afloat financially, forcing them to make difficult trade-offs such as purchasing higher capacity storage tanks, scaling back on labor, and swapping out gas-guzzling engines for more fuel-efficient and electric options.
San Diego Daily
Dante Ulanday - News ModeratorMay 10, 20261 Mins read
Boating businesses struggle to stay afloat as fuel prices continue to surge
Dante Ulanday - News ModeratorMay 10, 20261 Mins read 
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