Price competition for superyacht berths, particularly at popular marinas, is likely to intensify, according to Ignacio Erroz, manager of OneOcean Port Vell (pictured). Superyacht berths at Barcelona’s port on the Costa Brava coast are significantly less ‘costa’ than other berths
Berths for big superyachts will increasing command higher prices. Pictured is OneOcean Port Vell at the Spanish city of Barcelona. Superyacht berths at popular locations are likely to command higher prices in the years ahead, as demand outstrips supply, according
Hurricane watches have been extended northward from Florida’s eastern coast to parts of Georgia, according to The Weather Channel. Image courtesy of Twitter. Large boat operators, including luxury yacht owners, in Florida are being urged to move their vessels to
Glitzy yacht shows – featuring vessels such as the 80-metre Excellence – and climate change campaigner Greta Thunberg are helping to raise the profile of yachting. The global yachting industry is about to enjoy a moment in the sun, courtesy
Global luxury yacht demand is projected to grow at a CAGR of 3.8% between 2018 to 2025. The global superyacht market is predicted to reach a value of $10.2 billion by 2025 – achieving a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of
Moonen is to lift production to two to three superyachts a year, after its acquisition by Matthew and Louise Baxter. Superyacht builder Moonen Yachts is to “scale up production” its CEO, Johan Dubbelman, has pledged after the new owners of
Taxing questions: Ezio Vannucci, from law firm Moores Rowland Partners, answers four key questions about VAT. The European Commission’s decision to target tax breaks offered in the Italian and Cypriot yacht industries raises key questions about the interpretation of VAT
Consider these six questions before shopping for a superyacht, advises Arthur Brouwer, CEO of Heesen Yachts. So, you’re thinking of buying a superyacht? Then, it will pay to consider the six points on this check list before talking to your
Navigating murky waters: what lies behind the EU’s decision to curb tax breaks offered by the Italian and Cypriot yacht sectors? Perhaps the biggest surprise about the EU Commission’s decision to target tax breaks offered in the Italian and Cypriot
Superyacht painting firm GYG predicts full-year results will be ahead of market expectations. The superyacht painting, supply and maintenance firm GYG has predicted rosy year-end results in its latest trading update covering the first half of this year. “Profit performance
