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Now that new tax laws have been passed in Italy affecting yachts moored, at anchor or cruising within 12 miles of the Italian coast from the 1st of May 2012 the full impact is beginning to be discussed.Whilst there are still some uncertainties around how the new Italian tax will be applied, it does appear… Continue reading Yacht Crews and Marinas Expected to Bear the Brunt of New Italian Tax Laws

Photo Credits: Camper & Nicholsons International Finding a destination that provides a fascinating history with unspoilt natural areas is really difficult these days but Sussie Kidd a Charter Broker with CNI believes that Croatia can provide all that. She says: “Starting a 10 day charter in Venice is enchanting – the culture and beauty of this water-bound city are… Continue reading Croatia is My Favourite Place Says Susie Kidd

Chris Allix, director and founder of Dominion Marine Corporate Services, comments on the recent referral of France to the European Court of Justice and the implications for the yacht industry. Chris gives his opinion below: “There has been a recent spate of articles concerning the French zero rating of commercially registered charter yachts, and in particular their definition… Continue reading Comment of French VAT Exemption Row

Built in 2008 by the ISA shipyard, Alexandar V will be arriving in Montenegro next month from where she will operate. This fine looking, Italian superyacht is looking forward to a successful and charter full summer season at rates that start at €185,000 a week rising to €200,000 a week in the high season. Her… Continue reading Alexander V Available for Adriatic & East Med Charter

Montenegro hopes new port will become like St Tropez Phase one of the new Porto Negro super yacht marina development has been opened and among the visiting superyachts moored there to take part in the ceremony was the 73 metre Queen K owned by the Russian oligarch Oleg Deripaska. The Russian mega yacht owner is… Continue reading Super Yacht Marina Opens Phase One