November

A white motorboat speeds through blue water, creating a wake. Text on a blue overlay reads Jabsco and Rule Covering the Waterfront Worldwide with a list of marine equipment products below.
November

Mectra Synergy Authorized Distributor for Xylem

Mectra Synergy has been appointed as an authorized distributor of Xylem Applied Water Systems representing Jabsco & Rule products for the Marine Market in the sales territory of Malaysia. Jabsco’s & Rule’s constantly evolving and expanding product ranges are specified by many of the world’s best known marine engine manufacturers and boatbuilders for both leisure and commercial use.

A modern white yacht sails on blue water with the Singapore city skyline, including Marina Bay Sands and the ArtScience Museum, visible under a partly cloudy sky.
November

Sanlorenzo SX88 Arrives in Singapore

Sanlorenzo’s iconic cross-over yacht, the SX88, has officially made her way to Singapore’s One 15 Marina and will berth there for another few weeks, right in front of the[Simpson Marine/ Sanlorenzo Asia SEA flagship office](https://www.simpsonmarine.com/offices/singapore/)where customers are welcome to visit and discuss their yachting projects.

A large white yacht cruises along a narrow, calm river surrounded by lush, green hills under an overcast sky. Another smaller boat is visible in the distance.
November

Quarantine free International Superyacht Arrivals

Superyachts 153° are very excited to be agents for one of first quarantine free International Superyacht arrivals into Australia since borders were closed, in March 2020. The 62.5m vessel with 15 crew onboard arrived into NSW, Australia mid-November and thanks to great communication with NSW Health, Australian Border Force and Superyacht Australia, as well as efficient communication from the Captain, exemptions from quarantine on arrival were granted.

A glossy yacht cruises on calm water at sunset, reflecting the golden sunlight and blue sky on its sleek surface. The magazine cover reads Asia Pacific Boating with the headline Floating Tech Reflections.
November

APB features APSA 10th Anniversary

The Asia Pacific Superyacht Association (APSA) is ten years old. This young Association that has played an active role in promotion of the Asia-Pacific to the global superyacht community as one of the world’s three main cruising regions. As well as promoting Asian yacht businesses to the global superyacht community, and connecting to the worldwide yacht businesses that want to do business in Asia.

Aerial view of small, lush islands surrounded by clear blue ocean under a cloudy sky, with text reading 10th Anniversary Edition: Opening Asia-Pacific to Superyachts.
November

APSA Guide 10th Anniversary Edition 2021

APSA is 10 years young, and the Asia-Pacific region is definitely on the superyacht map. First-time Asian buyers are taking the plunge, which means there are now more superyacht owners in the region. The combination of great cruising destinations, experienced yacht agents, and top-level refit and repair facilities will see more yachts heading this way.

Silhouetted fishermen sit on wooden stilts above the ocean waves, casting their lines at sunset, with a vibrant orange sky and sun on the horizon.
November

South East Asia Reopening to International Superyachts

The islands of South East Asia, home to many Superyachts’ favourite destinations, have been challenged for the past year and a half as Covid-19 and ensuing pandemic closed many borders. Time and again plans to reopen popular hotspots in countries such as Thailand, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka and the Andaman Islands have been put on hold.

Rows of solar panels cover the roof of a large industrial building at sunset, reflecting sunlight. Nearby are parked vehicles, boats, and warehouses, with water and trees visible in the background.
November

GGCM Establishes a Circular Economy

The award-winning Gold Coast City Marina & Shipyard (GCCM) is yet again setting standards in the marina industry. After partnering with the Centre for a Waste Free world at the Queensland University of Technology (QUT), the “Closing the Loop” project was established in July of this year and will ultimately lead to a circular economy within the Gold Coast based shipyard.

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