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A 20-year-old man has died after a tender exploded while being cleaned at Yalıkavak Marina in Bodrum, Türkiye.

Understanding why D-Marin sold for over €1 billion is really understanding the current state of the global yacht business. The marina group's sale to French firm InfraVia — at six to seven times what CVC paid for it just six years ago — isn't just a big number. It's a signal of exactly where the money, and the demand, is flowing in yachting today. Here are five reasons behind the price tag.

The new PY60 brings together German engineering and Italian design.

A shift is underway in private yachting: the food-led charter, where the culinary program isn't a nice-to-have — it's the itinerary. Below are two food-led charter itineraries in Greece and Croatia, showcasing some of the region's finest culinary experiences.

A short video circulating online shows jet ski operators using an unconventional technique to fight a fire aboard a yacht: using their watercraft's wake instead of any onboard extinguishing system.

Black water regulations for yachts and boats differ depending on the regions. Boaters who sail in international waters should know these regulations other wise they can be punished.

Search efforts are continuing on Italy's Lake Vico after Luigi Cavallari, the 84-year-old husband of Italy's Minister for Equal Opportunities and Family, Eugenia Roccella, went missing following a boating incident on Saturday afternoon.

A collision between a Royal Navy uncrewed surface vessel (USV) and a racing yacht has caused thousands of pounds worth of damage.

The wind is in our favour, the sails are set, and the coastline is slowly disappearing over the horizon. For most sailors, this is when what they love so much about being on the water begins: freedom, tranquillity and the feeling of having escaped everyday life for a while. Yet it is precisely at moments like these that an ordinary sailing trip can turn into something much greater. More and more scientists are discovering that recreational sailors are valuable partners in the exploration of our oceans, because nobody is out on the water as regularly as sailors themselves.

Indonesia boasts unmatched natural credentials for superyachts—including 17,000 islands and world-class diving—yet it remains a "sleeping giant.