Please find attached the Quaynote April Newsletter.
It can be reached by clicking here Quaynote Newsletter April 2022
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Please find attached the Quaynote April Newsletter.
It can be reached by clicking here Quaynote Newsletter April 2022
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A new era of risk – managing medical events in the air and at sea
Exclusivity, isolation and private traveling is an increasingly popular trend.
But what happens when someone shows symptoms of ill health?
How can technology help for those avoiding mass tourism and opting for remote travel experiences?
See below to read the full article.
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Top tips for buying and financing your business jet
So, you want to buy a business jet? Owning and operating your own plane can be an expensive and complicated business. Before you take the plunge and join the frenzy of new people wanting to buy an aircraft, make sure you read this advice from our panel of specialist experts.
Many would-be jet owners start off chartering planes on an ad-hoc basis before they decide that having their very own aircraft would be more convenient and desirable. Ownership, however, can be very different from chartering.
Please see below for the full article:
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Mental Health Awareness Training
As the superyacht industry shifts its focus towards prioritising crew mental health and wellbeing, the International Seafarers’ Welfare and Assistance Network (ISWAN) has developed its Maritime Mental Health Awareness training to address an important knowledge gap.
The topic of mental health and wellbeing has been growing in visibility for some time now, particularly in the Western world. However, the international DNA of the maritime industry – with its varied influences of different cultures, attitudes, and beliefs from across the globe – has left it somewhat behind this curve.
Read the full article below:
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“There are two certainties in life – the first is death and the second is taxes.” With these words, Alex Chumillas of Tax Marine & Aviation Spain SL, introduced a panel of experts who had gathered at Quaynote`s Opportunities in Superyachts conference to discuss at least one of these certainties.
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A new breed of yacht, jet and luxury property owner is significantly changing the way luxury assets are being used. With the next generation coming into larger fortunes than ever experienced before, be it due to inheritance or through building their own tech business empires, the trends they set in motion will have a big impact on the luxury industries.
Read the full article HERE
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When we talk about superyacht sustainability, there`s a tendency to think of engines and diesel fuel, but there`s a lot more to it with design playing a critical role. “Future-proofing means anticipating what’s coming down the road and determining ways to minimize the all too-common `I didn’t see that coming` reaction, and its resulting stress on business,” says Diane Byrne, Owner Megayachtnews.com, who will be moderating the panel discussion at the Superyacht Sustainable Design webinar.
You can read the full article HERE
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With the hospitality industries reporting difficulties in finding staff in the post-COVID world, it got us wondering about crew recruitment and retention within the superyacht industry.
Are we attracting and retaining the best people? How important are salary and benefits to crew? And what role do factors like leadership play in improving crew retention?
See the full article HERE
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Ahead of the Opportunities in Business Jets and Opportunities in Superyachts conferences taking place in Malta on the 23rd and 24th March, Lorna Titley caught up with representatives from participating organisations to gain their insights into the impact of COVID and the future for their industries.
To read the full article please read HERE