The 4th La Belle Classe Business Symposium took place at the Yacht Club de Monaco, chaired by the YCM Secretary General Bernard d’Alessandri. It was a dinner-debate on the economic situation in the yachting industry, featuring the presence of over 50 professionals from across the luxury yachting supply chain.
The Dutch luxury yacht builder, Oceanco is proud to announce the launch of their new website.
The Melita Power Diesel company has successfully completed a service on the 95m luxury yacht Indian Empress built by a renowned Dutch yacht builder Oceanco.
The 20th Anniversary of the 2012 Dubai International Boat Show will welcome a highest ever number of Superyacht Builders from all over the world, such as Abeking & Rasmussen, AMELS, Benetti, CRN, Feadship, Fincantieri, Heesen Yachts, Lurssen, Oceanco, Sanlorenzo, Trinity Yachts and many others.
Superyacht NATITA (ex ONA, DILBAR 1, DILBAR, Y661) is a 66m Oceanco motor yacht built in 2005. This impressive superyacht is available for charter in the […]
Oceanco and Moore Yacht Design have collaborated on an exciting 85.75m motor yacht project called Waterfall. The preliminary engineering studies are already under way for project […]
Oceanco and BMT Nigel Gee join forces on the creation of the new 110m motor yacht DP001 project.
The UK based design company Tony Castro Yacht Design unveil their impressive 92M TONY CASTRO superyacht concept PA153 for OCEANCO. With the Monaco Yacht Show just […]
The Professional Yachtsmen’s Association (PYA) have announced a 2 day training seminar on Maritime Labour Convention 2006 (MLC 2006) given by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency […]
The Isle of Wight-based superyacht specialist Bjorn Johansson Design, announced it ceased trading as from August 1 2011, after 10 years in business. As many in […]
Leading naval architects BMT Nigel Gee, who this year is celebrating 25 years of innovative design, will be exhibiting at the 21st Monaco Yacht Show in […]
Luxury Oceanco motor yacht SEVEN SEAS will present at the 2011 Monaco Yacht Show from 21 to 24 September (berth R01).