Yacht crew prepare for death
An industry friend died last month and it got us thinking about death, especially how prepared we are to handle this fact of life. Being ashore, many of the …
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Crew’s top concerns in yachting
Bump into any captain or crew member at a networking event and ask them how things are going and you’ll likely get an earful about something. They …
Crew comment on death onboard
In an effort to help others, we asked captains to share some of the basics of how they have learned to handle a death onboard. Keep the body as cool as …
Smokers versus non-smokers
What a great article on smoking [in Triton Today Palm Beach during the Palm Beach International Boat Show in March]. It was so interesting that you could not …
Tie me up, tie me down, but make it side-to
The state of megayacht dockage around the world has evolved in the past decade to include everything traveling yacht crew and guests could ever need or want. …
Crew comment on dockage and marinas
Captains and crew have some advice for marina designers and operators. They need to have outboard pilings or dolphins to pull the yacht off the dock on …
Captains and crew comment on onboard security cameras
What do captains and crew really think about onboard security cameras: Once people start getting into private time and areas, cameras need to go. No spying is …
Triton Survey: Crew weigh in on security cameras
The idea of security cameras on a yacht is nothing new. They help manage operations, keeping an eye on that towed tender or the engine room when crew are small …
Triton Survey comments
Yacht captains shared these thoughts and words of advice about owning real estate in yachting. (Read entire survey here.) Go ahead do so as soon as possible as …
Triton Survey: Crew invest in real estate
Five years ago, we conducted a survey that asked captains and crew how they defined “home”. We were curious if it was the yacht, or some land-based …
