Writing about Super Yachts and Chartering

Stern of Trinity Super Yacht Big City at anchor off Juan les Pins

We have been hard at work preparing copy for the magazines we write for following our extensive tour of the Genoa Yacht show and the subsequent trips aboard the super yachts Natori and Big City

For SuperYacht World magazine we have written an exciting feature entitled The Mediterranean Top Ten Charter Yachts in which we examine ten of the newest and latest yachts available for charter in the area.

One of the yachts not in that list is Big City and the reason for that is that following our trip on board her, she will be the subject of an entire article all to her self. 

The same issue will carry the feature about our wonderful trip aboard Big Aron in the Caribbean, which we did late last year.

For SuperYacht Business magazine we have written several features including one about model makers.  There are the artisans who create the fabulous models of super yachts that are seen gracing the stands of shipyards at boat shows.

That same issue due out later this month also carries another in our series of The Specialists.  This issue our chosen specialty are the Charter Brokers.  They are the ones who make that whole business tick along so smoothly and in the article we explain the differences between the wholesale and retail side of the market as well as interview nine of the industry’s best practitioners in this trade.

Finally for Ocean the magazine published in Australia we have been working hard on one piece on the subject of crew wages, which is always one to get tongues wagging.  We have also written one all about designers and interior fitting out contractors explaining the relationship between the two.

We hope you enjoy what we have written.

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