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Diane M. Byrne's coverage mainly revolves around the luxury yachting industry, with a focus on yacht design and private sector announcements. She seems inclined towards press releases and private sector announcements related to the yachting world.
Given her emphasis on design, house & home, and entertainment news within the context of yachts and luxury boating, she might be interested in pitches that offer unique insights into new trends or innovative developments in these areas. Additionally, experts who can provide insider perspectives on exclusive events or unveilings within the luxury yacht industry may capture her attention.
It's important to note that Diane's articles do not specify a geographic focus; however, they seem to cover international aspects of the superyacht industry considering various global hotspots for these luxurious vessels.
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By: Diane M. Byrne
A German court has ruled in favor of Lürssen in a lawsuit it filed against a government agency. The lawsuit is over a requirement that the yacht Dilbar remain frozen at the yard. The court holds that authorities fell short of proving that Dilbar
Marcus Blackmore earned a high profile for establishing an eponymous health-supplements company in Australia. He and his wife Caroline have earned a high profile in yachting for being passionate cruisers—specifically, bluewater sailors in recent years. Bluewater voyages are in the not-too-distant future once again, thanks to the launch of their new motoryacht. She’s the Nauta Air 110 yacht Ammonite from Cantiere delle Marche.
If it feels like more manufacturers are offering superyacht tenders and chase boats, they are. One of the newest is B-Craft, and with it comes a different approach to welcoming clients. The B-Craft Akoya tender not only offers extensive customization, it’s also on a tour of some of Europe’s best-known boating destinations. It’s an opportunity to take a sea trial and better understand the possibilities for those who want more choices.
As part of a planned succession, Van der Valk Shipyard has made a leadership change. Evan Kortmann, who has prior experiencing heading
The inaugural steel-hulled megayacht from Sirena Marine is about two months from making her international debut. Having just sold, this first Sirena Superyachts 42M surely also will see a traditional christening occur with her owners present.
AB Yachts has been building high-performance megayachts under its own name since its founding in 1992. Thanks to a partnership with a luxury company whose tailor-made modifications to sports cars, motorcycles, and more have earned loyal fans, it’s building a new range, Brabus Yachts.
By: Diane M. Byrne
as a custom builder. An entirely aluminum megayacht, the Tureddi TD79 yacht is for an owner who intends to pursue long-range cruising.
By: Diane M. Byrne
The Delta + B&R range, as shown by the Delta 50BR yacht, is responding to “evolving owner expectations.” More clients want modern profiles,
By: Diane M. Byrne
Although bluewater sailing superyachts are aplenty, few compare to the yacht 4K. Since delivery in 2002—as the famed yacht Alithia —she has put tens of thousands of nautical miles under her aluminum hull. Ahead of her time in many ways, the yacht 4K seems intent on remaining that way, with an interior rejuvenation preserving her sense of purpose.
By: Diane M. Byrne
Shelby Nicholson, who spent nearly five decades working for her family’s renowned charter business in Antigua, died on July 12. She was 67
