
Triton Vol. 5 No. 4
Triton's new Future of Yachting issue.

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Kevin Maher is Triton's editor-in-chief. Based in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, he has a background in investigative journalism from the University of Florida. Reach Kevin at kevinmaher@tritonnews.com
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Triton's new Future of Yachting issue.

A fire at Hilton Head Island marina destroyed seven boats Wednesday morning.

Eddie Smith, owner of Grady-White Boats, announced that he has gifted control of the company to a perpetual purpose trust on Monday.

A pod of orcas sank Idem, a sailing boat, off the coast of Cape Estaca de Bares in Galicia, Spain, on July 23.

The Gulf’s yachting industry has remained resilient through the conflict, adapting with tighter safety protocols, cautious routing, leaner operations, and increased risk monitoring.

Triton spoke with Meeli Lepik, founder of Holistic Yacht Interiors, about her journey from life at sea to launching her own business.

Four crewmembers were safely rescued by nearby fishermen after M/Y Jason caught fire off the Romblon coast, with the blaze believed to have started in the engine room.

The nominees for the ACREW Crew Awards 2026 have been announced, spotlighting the talent, dedication, and professionalism shaping the superyacht industry.

Several yacht crewmembers are suing rapper Travis Scott for battery, assault, and false imprisonment.

M/Y Determination crashed into a dock along the New River near Andrews Avenue Monday morning.

The crew aboard the Coast Guard cutter Bear offloaded approximately 7,720 pounds of cocaine and 4,000 pounds of marijuana.

D-Marin announced that its shareholder, CVC, has reached an agreement with InfraVia for InfraVia to acquire the company.

Sportfishing yacht Bad Company wins the Blue Marlin World Cup after a dramatic 653-pound tie with sportfishing yacht Swish is decided by tournament rules.

Quantum Marine Stabilizers opened a Monaco office near Port Hercules, strengthening its commitment to Mediterranean and global superyacht clients.

South Florida’s Fourth of July brings nonstop waterfront celebrations across Miami, Broward, and Palm Beach.

The City of Fort Lauderdale, in partnership with Food For The Poor, is collecting essential supplies to support relief and recovery efforts for those affected by the two earthquakes that occurred in Venezuela on June 24.

Mirazur Capital has become the majority shareholder of Marina Port Vell, reinforcing its investment in premium Mediterranean superyacht marina assets.

Matt Rutherford will attempt the first solo, nonstop, unassisted circumnavigation of the Arctic Ocean, departing Greenland on a historic voyage to document rapidly changing sea ice and conduct ocean research.

PORT 32 and Acme Marinas have merged to create one of the largest marina platforms on the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts, combining 17 locations and approximately 4,000 slips while expanding their presence in key boating markets.

Marina Bahía Golfito announced the winners of the 2026 Battle of the Bay Sportfishing Tournament, where anglers competed across multiple divisions while supporting community, sustainability, and conservation initiatives.

The Admiral Grigorovich fired warning shots near a UK-registered yacht in the English Channel on Tuesday morning after the vessels came into close contact.

Applications are open for Crew Voices, a program for 100 senior yacht crew to share onboard expertise at The Superyacht Forum and METSTRADE 2026, bridging sea and shore perspectives.

Chicago’s boating scene welcomes the inaugural Windy City Boat & Yacht Show, featuring more than 100 boats, interactive water activities, marine exhibits, and educational opportunities at Burnham Harbor this week.

Salty Jobs earned a Bronze Telly Award for Season 6, recognizing its innovative workforce development videos that showcase marine industry careers and connect students, job seekers, and educators with opportunities.
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