Superyacht 153 is an expert at providing itineraries for superyachts visiting Tasmania. However, a recent superyacht visit was a little different, as due to mechanical issues the yacht was not able to be there for the owner’s visit.However, the owners and their guests decided to continue with their travel plans and visited Tasmania, without their yacht.
Burgess have a number of new yachts recently introduced to the charter market, as well as exclusive access to a selection of “off market” large yacht (90m+) opportunities that not available elsewhere.
Sevenstar Yacht Transport and these are our upcoming sailings. Together with our local agents, we promise you that we will take good care of you throughout the shipping process from enquiry to booking and from loading to the final delivery of the yacht. Please get in touch with one of our helpful representatives.
It’s always good to talk, and communication within our industry has been severely limited of late. As the world gradually ‘normalises’ with quarantine-free travel and reduction of social distancing regulation high on the agenda, Cluster Yachting Monaco has announced a Spring Pop-Up meeting to get everyone talking.
MegayachtNews.com’s editor, Diane M. Byrne, was recently a guest on the Forty Pints video podcast. A project of the American marketing company Kraus Marketing, it provides people access to deep conversations that they might not have the opportunity to enjoy otherwise. Kraus Marketing’s head, Nick Kraus, brings on new guests each episode, and together they discuss marketing, entrepreneurship, and everything in between. Simultaneously, they share a drink of the guest’s choice—fittingly, because Forty Pints is also Kraus Marketing’s very own bar in its headquarters. Diane shared how MegayachtNews.com got started, how she got into the yachting industry, and more. Watch the video:[https://megayachtnews.com/2022/04/forty-pints-interviews-diane-m-byrne-sunday-superyacht-video/](https://megayachtnews.com/2022/04/forty-pints-interviews-diane-m-byrne-sunday-superyacht-video/)
Title: Superyacht Times: How Hong Kong could ignite a yachting boom in China
GMBA continues to expand its portfolio of clients and advisors and is becoming a valuable resource for the marine industry. China for many years has been on the radar of marine industry businesses globally, either investigating opportunities to export to China, manufacturing in China, supporting infrastructure development or sourcing for supply chains from China. China has been seen as a growth market and with the island province off China’s southern coast, looking set to play a key role in boosting leisure boating in the region, many GMBA clients continue to keep a watchful eye on this market. To ensure GMBA can continue to service clients with quality market information and networks GMBA has appointed Godfrey Zwygart as their representative in China.
Thailand will lift the RT-PCR testing requirement for international arrivals from 1 May 2022. Travellers, including international yachts, will be allowed to enter the kingdom without the pre-arrival nor arrival tests.
Indonesia is easing access for yachts to enter Bali, Batam, Bintan and Nunukan and quarantine is now lifted for arrivals by air or by sea. Good news for foreign-flagged yachts is the new visa is on the horizon as the country slowly gets back to pre-Covid times.
Having arrived into Hong Kong in late March,Sanlorenzo’s new Asymmetric model – the SL90A– has been officially handed over to her owners and is already cruising around the territory’s numerous islands and bays.
