Is the Singapore Yacht Show the Next Antibes or Fort Lauderdale?
The yacht sales director for Yachting Partners International is betting this week’s airfare that the answer is yes.
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The yacht sales director for Yachting Partners International is betting this week’s airfare that the answer is yes.
Spring is the season of optimism — and in April, as the first wan rays of sunshine put a little bounce in our step and a chantey in our hearts, it’s time to get the boat ready.
Editor Mary South explores all the tantalizing vacation options at the Antigua Charter Yacht Show.
Editor-in-Chief Mary South remembers moments at sea and ashore that are still so vivid they take her breath away.
The Yachting staff hunkers down and carries on in Hurricane Sandy.
Yachting, like the rest of the marine industry, has just returned from the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. As you may know, it’s the largest in-water show in the world, covering 3 million square feet of space and exhibiting $3 billion worth of boats.
Nevis Yacht Club is raising money to purchase 420s and Lasers for their youth program. They’d appreciate your help.
David B crew member Christine Smith visits the new San Juan National Monument, Iceberg Point.
The 213-foot Benetti Seanna is carefully designed to seem effortlessly appealing.
The San Juan wildlife draws the crew of David B to Orcas Island.
The crew of _David B _explains why the Salish Sea is worth a visit.
Assembling the Puzzle: Dennis Caprio’s quest to “find himself” in 1970 led him to discover sailing. Mission accomplished.
The yacht sales director for Yachting Partners International is betting this week’s airfare that the answer is yes.
Spring is the season of optimism — and in April, as the first wan rays of sunshine put a little bounce in our step and a chantey in our hearts, it’s time to get the boat ready.
Editor Mary South explores all the tantalizing vacation options at the Antigua Charter Yacht Show.
Editor-in-Chief Mary South remembers moments at sea and ashore that are still so vivid they take her breath away.
The Yachting staff hunkers down and carries on in Hurricane Sandy.
Yachting, like the rest of the marine industry, has just returned from the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show. As you may know, it’s the largest in-water show in the world, covering 3 million square feet of space and exhibiting $3 billion worth of boats.
Nevis Yacht Club is raising money to purchase 420s and Lasers for their youth program. They’d appreciate your help.
David B crew member Christine Smith visits the new San Juan National Monument, Iceberg Point.
The 213-foot Benetti Seanna is carefully designed to seem effortlessly appealing.
The San Juan wildlife draws the crew of David B to Orcas Island.
The crew of _David B _explains why the Salish Sea is worth a visit.
Assembling the Puzzle: Dennis Caprio’s quest to “find himself” in 1970 led him to discover sailing. Mission accomplished.
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