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SeaKeepers transformed the neglected 120-foot M/Y Serenity into a showcase research yacht through intensive restoration, teamwork, and donor support, ultimately securing a buyer during the Fort Lauderdale Boat Show.
Four chief stewardesses reveal subtle service mistakes a stew can make — and how quiet confidence, composure, and initiative elevate luxury hospitality.
This year’s headlines have been filled with superyacht fires, fatalities, and crimes at sea. Are these events actually increasing or just more visible?
Tech that endures in yachting is the kind that saves time, boosts safety, and cuts workload. Experts share which innovations have staying power and which don’t.
Not long ago, visible tattoos were a huge taboo for crew. The tides are turning, and tattooed crew are finding more acceptance across the industry.
Triton reached out to Rodolphe Holler, founder of Tahiti Private Expeditions, to find out his five best dive spot recommendations for yacht crew.
Rumors and misconceptions abound about teak, but fortunately, you don’t have to sacrifice beauty or sustainability when it comes to this much-coveted material.
Before charter agents recommend a crew to clients, they make it a priority to meet and observe them. Here are five things charter agents look for aboard yachts.
