The 22nd annual Monaco Yacht Show, September 19 to 22, 2012, promises to be a special edition. Organizers expect 100 yachts from 82 feet to 295 feet in length (25 to 90 meters), with an average size of 150 feet (46 meters), to fill valuable dock space in Port Hercules.
To mark its 35th anniversary, the Cannes International Boat and Yacht Show unveiled a new image, but remaining true to its roots, this well-attended exhibition still is the launch pad for many of the models from European production boatbuilders.
The International Yacht Restoration School (IYRS) and the Museum of Yachting will host an America’s Cup exhibition this summer at the school’s Newport campus, which looks at this historic event from a unique vantage point.
The Bucket started 25 years ago in Nantucket as a low-key gentleman’s race with a mere seven boats. Since, the phenomenon of the Bucket has transcended racing. It is a giant commotion and celebration of all things yachting—wind, water, elegance, luxury, freedom and unadulterated fun.
Free time is a luxury, so why not spend it doing something you enjoy? Here we showcase two events in the US promoting yachting, ocean conservation, or the luxury lifestyle.
The Bucket has morphed from its casual origin 25 years ago in Nantucket when there were a mere seven boats and it was a low-key gentleman’s race. This year the Bucket organizers decided to cap the event at 47 boats, the largest number ever, and there were at least a half-dozen on the waiting list. Competition is keen, but the Bucket’s mantra has always been, “Win the party.”
The 27th annual Palm Beach International Boat Show, March 22-25, will feature more than $350 million in yachts, smaller boats and accessories, according to Show Management, organizer of the show and parent company of Yachts International.
Miami’s scenic waterways harbor hundreds of yachts of all types and sizes, including the in-water showcase that stretches along Collins Avenue, known as the Yacht
More than 70 yachties gathered in St. Maarten in early February for the IGY Rybovich Crew Olympics. They participated in a water-balloon toss, a lime and spoon race, a tug of war, a paddleboard race, a dance-off, a kite-flying competition and, of course, a competition for best costumes.
The 2012 Yacht & Brokerage Show and concurrent Miami International Boat Show in mid-February brought some interesting news to go along with many interesting product
The 22nd annual Monaco Yacht Show, September 19 to 22, 2012, promises to be a special edition. Organizers expect 100 yachts from 82 feet to 295 feet in length (25 to 90 meters), with an average size of 150 feet (46 meters), to fill valuable dock space in Port Hercules.
To mark its 35th anniversary, the Cannes International Boat and Yacht Show unveiled a new image, but remaining true to its roots, this well-attended exhibition still is the launch pad for many of the models from European production boatbuilders.
The International Yacht Restoration School (IYRS) and the Museum of Yachting will host an America’s Cup exhibition this summer at the school’s Newport campus, which looks at this historic event from a unique vantage point.
The Bucket started 25 years ago in Nantucket as a low-key gentleman’s race with a mere seven boats. Since, the phenomenon of the Bucket has transcended racing. It is a giant commotion and celebration of all things yachting—wind, water, elegance, luxury, freedom and unadulterated fun.
Free time is a luxury, so why not spend it doing something you enjoy? Here we showcase two events in the US promoting yachting, ocean conservation, or the luxury lifestyle.
The Bucket has morphed from its casual origin 25 years ago in Nantucket when there were a mere seven boats and it was a low-key gentleman’s race. This year the Bucket organizers decided to cap the event at 47 boats, the largest number ever, and there were at least a half-dozen on the waiting list. Competition is keen, but the Bucket’s mantra has always been, “Win the party.”
The 27th annual Palm Beach International Boat Show, March 22-25, will feature more than $350 million in yachts, smaller boats and accessories, according to Show Management, organizer of the show and parent company of Yachts International.
Miami’s scenic waterways harbor hundreds of yachts of all types and sizes, including the in-water showcase that stretches along Collins Avenue, known as the Yacht
More than 70 yachties gathered in St. Maarten in early February for the IGY Rybovich Crew Olympics. They participated in a water-balloon toss, a lime and spoon race, a tug of war, a paddleboard race, a dance-off, a kite-flying competition and, of course, a competition for best costumes.
The 2012 Yacht & Brokerage Show and concurrent Miami International Boat Show in mid-February brought some interesting news to go along with many interesting product
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