Yachting News

As a follow up to the news Yachts International reported last week of SYBAss (Superyacht Builders Association) and LYBRA (Large Yacht Brokers Association) withdrawing from this year’s Monaco Yacht Show, Informa, the organizers of the Show have confirmed that the show will go ahead with several amendments in place.

A few days from the total reopening of its facilities, Sanlorenzo launched the first 44Alloy, the new fast displacement superyacht with a length of 146-feet 44.5 meters, entirely in aluminum, making its official debut this year.

There has been much speculation in recent weeks about whether the Monaco Yacht Show — the world’s largest Superyacht Show—scheduled September 23-26 will— and furthermore— should take place this year.

The first unit of Mangusta GranSport 33 is under contract to an American owner and sees launch in the next weeks.

Full-time work on S501, the 5th project in the Tankoa fleet and the third hull in its 50-meter / 164-foot all-aluminum series, has resumed after an easing of the lockdown situation in Italy.

Michele Gavino, CEO of Baglietto, discussed the yacht’s significant design features with Yachts International's Editor-at-Large Jill Bobrow

Hull No. One of Atlantic 115 is set arrive in Fort Lauderdale August 2020.