October

A sleek, modern white yacht with a dark-tinted cabin cruises quickly across open water, creating frothy waves behind it under a lightly clouded sky.
October

Sanlorenzo Sport Coupe SP110 Sold in Asia

Sanlorenzo Asia, represented by Simpson Marine, is delighted to announce that Asia’s first hull of the new 2022 model Sanloreno SP110 has been sold shortly after her world premiere at the Cannes Yachting Festival and is set for delivery in spring 2024.

Four people are smiling in front of a blue Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) backdrop. Their names, Joanne Fenech, Emma Hill, Kate Shaw, and Andy Morgan, are listed below their photos.
October

Affinity Group returns to Monaco

Affinity Group was back at the Monaco Yacht Show 2022 sending representatives from both the Isle of Man and Malta this year and the show had certainly returned to its previous glory after Covid. Andy Morgan, Group CEO says, “Affinity have attended Monaco Yacht Show every year since our formation 2004. We consider this show to be the most significant event in our yachting calendar.

A man gives a presentation to an audience seated in red chairs in a modern, sunlit conference room. A large screen displays information about the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO).
October

SYBAss General Assembly

There can be few moments in the history of our superyacht industry as dynamic and as challenging as the past two years, and 2022 has continued to offer challenge and opportunity in equal measure. This dynamic and energising environment was mirrored in a dynamic and energising annual general assembly of the Superyacht Builders Association (SYBAss), held in Monaco on 27 September.

Aerial view of a marina filled with numerous yachts and boats, with a backdrop of tall modern skyscrapers and coastal buildings under a bright blue sky near the sea.
October

Marine Industry Breakfast at FLIBS

Australia’s Gold Coast and Superyacht Australia is inviting you to take part in a Marine Industry Breakfast at FLIBS. The event will feature a welcome address from the City of Fort Lauderdale Mayor Dean Trantalis as well as introductions to the Australian Marine Industry, and how the Gold Coast has established itself as the Superyacht Hub of the Asia-pacific region.

Two women in traditional Polynesian attire perform a dance on stage. They wear decorative headdresses, coconut-shell tops, and white skirts. A blue event banner and musical instruments are visible in the background.
October

APSA’s Asia Superyacht Night 2022

The ASPA Asia Superyacht Night on the rooftop of the Novotel Monte Carlo was a great success, with live music by Pumba, free-flow beer and wine, delicious finger food, and fantastic South Pacific vibes. With over 150 invitation-only guests attending, it was a lively evening, and this year’s platinum sponsors Maritime Cook Islands showed us why everyone should make at least one visit to this South Pacific gem. Two beautiful Cook Islands dancers, Maeva Arnold and Poevai Garnier, stole the show and captured the audience’s hearts with their alluring moves. Guests were soon on their feet trying to imitate the island dance moves, and those who were willing soon realised that it was a lot harder than it looked!

A large white yacht is leaving a marina filled with various yachts and boats. Industrial buildings and green fields are nearby, with a bridge and hills in the background. The scene is captured during daylight.
October

Brisbane At Monaco Yacht Show

This year, Rivergate joined forces with the Brisbane Economic Development Agency, The Yard Brisbane, and Superyacht Australia, to showcase Brisbane as a top destination for tourism and industry. The global superyacht industry is more buoyant than ever with the next generation of owner adventurers on show in Monaco. “The 2022 event was a great success for our team,” Rivergate Director of International Business Steve Fisher said. “It was an amazing opportunity for us to network and highlight the benefits of choosing Brisbane – the 2032 Olympic and Paralympics Host City – as a premium superyacht refit destination. “The Monaco Yacht Show was our opportunity to showcase Rivergate’s capabilities on the world stage and share the best that Brisbane has to offer for visiting captains and crew.”

A group of ten people, wearing coordinated blue and white outfits, pose indoors for a formal photo. Four people are seated in chairs, whilst six stand behind them, all smiling at the camera.
October

Glenn Armstrong: Maritime Cook Islands

Glenn Armstrong has been a Director of Maritime Cook Islands (MCI) since 2005. From 2006 to 2019 he was the CEO and has now returned to being a director only. Glenn’s vision is aligned with that of MCI, to have a world class open registry for ships and yachts based in the Cook Islands. His passion for the maritime registry business and the challenge of building a great team supported by efficient systems has led to a successful operation. Committed to safe and secure shipping on clean oceans, MCI provides internationally compliant services for ship registration, survey and certification and seafarer training and certification.

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