Triton Survey: Will you attend FLIBS?
The latest results on our industry-wide survey: Will you attend FLIBS? 457 people have responded. More than half (55.58%) said they will not attend, with an …
Triton Survey
Triton Survey: More say they won’t attend FLIBS2020
By Lucy Chabot Reed The latest update to our industry-wide survey reveals that almost 60% of the 560 people who took part will not attend the Fort Lauderdale …
Triton Survey: Most yachts have not cut salaries, half have cut jobs
By Lucy Chabot Reed Nearly two-thirds of the more than 100 captains who responded to this week’s Triton Survey indicated they have not cut salaries in the …
Triton Survey: Captains ready to move, many plans still on hold
By Lucy Chabot Reed As government and port lockdowns stretch into their third month, many yachts and crew that have had to stay put can’t help but wonder …
Triton Survey: Most captains, crew still employed
By Lucy Chabot Reed While the COVID-19 pandemic has paused the yachting industry during one of its busiest seasons, about 70% of captains who responded to a …
Triton Survey: Warmer water, less wind makes summer in Bahamas a hit with captains, crew
Survey by Lucy Chabot Reed Photos by Capt. Herb Magney When summer rolls around, yacht owners and guests often choose places they would rather not visit in …
Miami18: Checking the tide: How do you keep in touch with family and friends?
As technology changes and options increase for communication, The Triton was curious how such international travelers as yacht crew keep in touch with family …
FLIBS17: Checking the Tide: Where are you headed after the show?
While most yachts in the boat show this week are for sale, and “plans” can change if the right buyer emerges, we were curious to know where boats are …
FLIBS17: Checking the Tide: Where’s your favorite spot onboard?
While working on a yacht, crew must have their favorite decks or rooms. Although not always accessible to them, we were wondering that if they owned the yacht, …
FLIBS17: Checking the Tide: What scares you?
Inherently the work of yacht crew can be dangerous. They often work with heavy equipment, are responsible for people’s safety and more. We were curious …
