Luxury Yachts

What METSTRADE Amsterdam Just Told Us About the Future of Yachting (Whether You Were Listening or Not)

Everyone shows up to METS for the tech—but this year, it was about far more than gear. METSTRADE Amsterdam 2024 didn’t just forecast the future of yachting—it held up a mirror to where the industry is going, who’s going with it, and who’s about to get left behind. If you thought this was just another marine trade show, you weren’t paying attention. Welcome to the new era of smarter, leaner, and more conscious yachting.

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Dancing Through Loopholes: How Luxury Yachts Sail Past U.S. Taxes

In the rarefied world of superyachts, the tax code is less a rulebook than a puzzle. Through offshore flags and strategic registration, luxury yacht owners are docking in U.S. harbors tax-free, playing a high-stakes game with Uncle Sam. As scrutiny grows, one question lingers: how long can they keep sailing under the radar?

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Taiwan Makes Its First Big Cruise Industry Play—And It’s Way More Than a Pit Stop

Taiwan just stepped into the global cruise conversation—and made it loud. At Seatrade Cruise Global 2025, the Taiwan Tourism Administration launched its new identity, “Taiwan – Waves of Wonder,” and signaled its ambition to become Asia’s next must-stop destination. This wasn’t about brochures and bonsai trees—it was a bold move to reposition Taiwan as a high-value player in a rapidly shifting, sustainability-driven cruise market.

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The Miami Boat Show 2025 Is Bigger Than Ever—But Is It Losing Its Edge?

The Miami Boat Show 2025 is set to be bigger than ever, with six major venues showcasing everything from tech gadgets to exclusive superyachts. While the event draws record attendance, some critics argue it has shifted from a serious industry showcase to a flashy, VIP-driven spectacle. Despite this, major marine reveals and multimillion-dollar deals still take place behind the scenes. Whether it’s still worth attending depends on whether you’re there for the spectacle or the serious business of boating innovation.

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The Unsung Heroes of Superyachts: Chefs Like Danny Davies Deserve the Spotlight

While the world celebrates Michelin-starred restaurants and celebrity chefs, superyacht chefs like Danny Davies work in the shadows, creating extraordinary meals under extreme conditions. In a kitchen that’s always in motion, these culinary artists are pushed to the brink, balancing creativity, innovation, and survival. Despite cooking for some of the wealthiest and most powerful people on the planet, they remain unseen by the Michelin system and the world at large. It’s time they step out of the shadows.

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Naked Chocolate and Broken Traditions: Anna Wilamowska’s Sweet Rebellion at Sea

Anna Wilamowska’s desserts onboard Atlas Ocean Voyages are dividing opinions. Her visually striking, artist-inspired creations challenge the norms of yacht dining, blending art with fine pastry. Some argue her desserts are a bold step forward, while others miss the comfort of familiar flavors. With top-quality ingredients like Belgian chocolate and vegan options that don’t compromise on taste, Anna’s work is sparking a larger conversation about where dining onboard is heading.

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Why the Moonen 110 Is the Most Controversial Yacht of the Year

The Moonen 110 isn’t your typical yacht. With its focus on shallow draft, fuel efficiency, and open-concept spaces, it’s a provocative statement against the industry’s penchant for sheer size and splendor. Critics argue it sacrifices grandeur, but supporters see a vessel that prioritizes freedom and sustainability. Is the Moonen 110 a step into yachting’s future or a step too far? Dive into why this yacht is stirring the waters at Yacht Kings.

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MY Akula: Where Adventure Meets Elegance at Monaco’s Pinnacle

In the heart of Monaco, MY Akula is redefining the yachting experience. With its striking design, powerful performance, and commitment to sustainability, this superyacht invites the next generation to embrace a lifestyle that celebrates adventure and innovation. No longer just a vessel, MY Akula is a bold statement—a challenge to the norms of luxury and a call to explore the uncharted waters of modern yachting. Are you ready to answer the call?

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Beyond the Velvet Rope: Northrop & Johnson Reframes Luxury at the Monaco Yacht Show

Monaco Yacht Show is where opulence meets evolution, and Northrop & Johnson is driving the change. Their fleet showcases not just luxury but a bold new ethos—one that appeals to the adventurous, eco-conscious yacht owners of tomorrow. This isn’t about tradition; it’s about revolutionizing the very idea of high-end yachting. In Monaco’s rarefied air, Northrop & Johnson challenges us to think bigger, dig deeper, and embrace a luxury that’s both profound and purposeful.

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Unveiling Power and Poise: The Italian Yacht Group’s Bold Statement at Cannes

At Cannes, the Italian Yacht Group didn’t just showcase yachts; it redefined opulence and bold design for a new generation. With sharp, forward-thinking aesthetics and a relentless pursuit of performance, this year’s lineup wasn’t just a display—it was a challenge to the future of luxury on water.

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