And what better place to learn how to serve their future masters, than on a 30-meter luxury vessel called "Absolute Pleasure" — their home and floating classroom for the week. Emerging from their downstairs cabins just after 8am, the young women …

… spending by wealthy superyacht owners and their crew to $190 million a year. The campaign has been welcomed by a leading agent who provided marine and tourism services for the megayacht A and many superyachts which visited during summer …

But while plenty of deal-making happens at Cannes, the vibe is decidedly relaxed, and few visitors come without first starting their visit with a stroll down La Croisette, the palm-lined boulevard flanked by sandy beaches on one side and luxury hotels …

And what better place to learn how to serve their future masters, than on a 30-meter luxury vessel called "Absolute Pleasure" — their home and floating classroom for the week. Emerging from their downstairs cabins just after 8am, the young women …

Inboard cruisers saw modest growth of about 2 percent. "The luxury market weathered it better and they've come out of the recession," trade group President Thomas Dammrich said. "The lower end of the market has also come back strong. It's the mid-range …

AUCKLAND, New Zealand – A new partnership between tourism agencies and the marine industry aims to double spending by wealthy superyacht owners and their crew to $190 million a year. The campaign has been welcomed by a leading agent who …

The Superyacht agency is encouraging visiting yacht captains to, “Make your stay the best it can be while making your life easier by enlisting the services of an experienced 'Top Gun' guide during your time in Indonesia.” Captain Jimmy Blee of APS …

Along the way they saw five luxurious homes (six counting the benefactor's reception) and an array of collectible art. Andy and Toni … The palatial Tuscan-style Harbour Island home of Sharon and Terry Fowler, sits on the Intracoastal yacht basin …

Partly this is because taxes are low – it can be prohibitively expensive to source luxury items in China – and partly it is because old-money Hong Kong is a lot more sophisticated. On the mainland, they spend lots of money on big-name wines (Château …