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  Phuket International Boat Show

  
  

  PIMEX is attracting an increasingly regional audience as Phuket is well known as an excellent place to keep a boat.

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  Visit the APSA stand at this year’s Singapore Yacht Show

  
  

  Asia Pacific Superyacht Conference (25-26 April 2012)
  Singapore Yacht Show (27-29 April 2012)

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  New Mega Yacht Berths in Yokohama

  
  

  SUPER YACHT LOGISTICS (YOKOHAMA OFFICE) is pleased to announce new permanent Mega Yacht Berths in Yokohama in collaboration with YOKOHAMA BAYSIDE MARINA.

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  Vertigo in Hong Kong

  
  

  News from APSA member in Hong Kong. The 67 metre yacht Vertigo stopped over in Hong Kong recently on her way through Asia.

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  Asia Superyacht Rendezvous Ramps Up in Phuket

  
  

  Some of the world’s most magnificent superyachts steamed into South East Asia’s Phuket from 16-18 December.

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  APSA Committee Member speaks at Auckland’s Inaugural Superyacht Captain’s Forum

  
  

  Held for the first time ever, the NZ Superyacht Captains Forum, organized by the NZMarine Export Group, a New Zealand Government agency responsible for promoting the local marine industry to the world

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  APSA Founding Member reports back from the 2011 Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

  
  

  Simon Turner, one of the founding members of the Asia Pacific Superyacht Association and representing Northrop and Johnson, spent time during the recent Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show

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  Good news for Indonesia as it removes its PIB Customs Bond for visiting yachts

  
  

  Indonesia’s President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono has signed into law a new maritime tourism regulation that will change the face of yachting, not only within Indonesia but throughout the region.

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  Resident SY in Asia on the Rise

  
  

  In 2010, across the few countries that we followed (Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, India, Japan, French Polynesia, South Korea, Indonesia, China, Philippines, Brunei, Fiji), we counted not less than 44 “new” Superyachts for the year.

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