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 …
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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 …
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 …
FLIBS17: Checking the Tide: What would you change about your uniform?
Yachting is all about image and presentation, and the crew’s appearance is an integral part of that. Uniforms can define a yacht’s program to the public, …
FLIBS17: Checking the Tide: Do you have a tattoo?
By Dorie Cox Tattoos seem popular these days, but does that hold true for the yacht industry? Since most crew list if they have visible tattoos on a CV, we …
Yachts give towns they visit much, directly and indirectly
There are a million factors that determine how much money yachts spend in any given community at any given moment: the time of the year, the time of the day, …
