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Katia Damborsky's coverage predominantly focuses on the yachting industry, particularly design and private sector announcements. Her articles often feature press releases and updates from within the industry, suggesting a preference for access to exclusive information directly from companies or their representatives.
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By: Katia Damborsky
Bringing together some of the biggest names in motorsports alongside dazzling parties and show-stopping festivities, the Monaco Grand Prix is an important event in the calendar for yacht-goers, F1 enthusiasts and party people alike.
The 34.7-metre Sunseeker motor yacht Evereast, listed for sale with Denison Yachting, has received a €600,000 price reduction.
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Tthe owner went through 18 months of weekly calls with the builder before committing.
The CEO of Valve and owner of the shipyard, Oceanco, owns this 363-foot (111-meter) yacht.
Superyacht specialist builder Lürssen has announced the delivery of its 384-foot megayacht named ‘Boardwalk'.
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By: Katia Damborsky
After 12 years under Alberto Galassi, Italian yachtbuilding giant Ferretti Group is ushering in a new chapter with the appointment of Global CEO Stassi Anastassov. Formerly of Duracell and Procter & Gamble, the new head of the €1.23 billion empire speaks to BOATPro about plans for the future.
The 55-metre Amels motor yacht Step One has been sold in a deal with Edmiston and Barnes Yachting.
We've just had our first look inside one of the most radical, boundary-pushing superyachts of the last 12 months.
