The Triton

Boat Show News

PBIBS18: Scene on the docks and onboard

Posted on by in , , | 0 Comments
ADVERTISEMENT

The show must go on and it did on Saturday as crew were ready for guests. Some showed us why they are the masters of their domains, proud to show off their work areas. With one more day of the show, the traditional horn blowing will sound at 6:00 p.m. to signal the show’s close. Photos by Tom Serio

Related Articles

FLIBS17: Take a daily dive into underwater seminars

FLIBS17: Take a daily dive into underwater seminars

By Dorie Cox While most of the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) takes place above the waterline, several organizations want to remind people to think of the marine life below. To …

| | 0 Comments

Jersey marina honored

The Cape May County Chamber of Commerce honored South Jersey Marina for its efforts to beautify its property after a fire last summer and superstorm Sandy in late October last year.In August of 2012, …

| | 0 Comments

KVH adds C-band coverage

KVH Industries added global C-band coverage to the mini-VSAT Broadband network and introduced the dual-mode, 1-meter TracPhone V11 C/Ku-band terminal.The TracPhone V11 has a smaller antenna and the …

| | 0 Comments
IYC Crew fun run raises $4500 for Red Cross

IYC Crew fun run raises $4500 for Red Cross

The 3d annual IYC Crew fun run raised $4,500 for the Red Cross in St. Maarten in January. Hosted by IYC’s crew division, the run attracted more than 200 crew throughout the day for the run, …

| | 0 Comments
Collaboration in yachting has grown in more ways than LOA

Collaboration in yachting has grown in more ways than LOA

Earlier this year, Capt. AJ Anderson was elected president of the International Superyacht Society. As a seafarer for 40 years and an industry leader in operational management for 20, he shares his …

| | 0 Comments
There’s one more step after selling a boat: Take care of the crew

There’s one more step after selling a boat: Take care of the crew

The goal of most of the exhibitors at the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show is to sell boats. From the anecdotal stories I heard during the show, this year’s was one of the most successful …

| , | 0 Comments

Comments

Leave a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Please answer the question below to leave a comment. * Time limit is exhausted. Please reload CAPTCHA.

This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.

Editor’s Picks

Triton Survey: Yachts sticking closer to South Florida this winter

Triton Survey: Yachts sticking closer to South Florida this winter

In this winter like few others, more yachts are planning to remain in Florida and the Bahamas than head to the Caribbean, according to a …

| , , , , , | 0 Comments
Busting yachting CV myths

Busting yachting CV myths

Editor’s note: Gavin McMichael of SuperyachtResume.com offered these CV tips to yacht crew during a seminar at a previous Fort …

| , | 0 Comments
A look at and inside Pendennis

A look at and inside Pendennis

Let us first set the scene, as the location of this shipyard is very much a part of its DNA. Cornwall is a county in England, right at the …

| , , , , , | 0 Comments
Canadian Maritimes offer secluded cruising

Canadian Maritimes offer secluded cruising

As the nations of the world began to close down this spring, many captains and charter managers began looking for alternative cruising …

| , , , , , , , , , , , | 1 Comment

Events