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INTERNATIONAL YACHT COMPANY (IYC) LTD

Company number 11523933

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Next accounts made up to 31 December 2023 due by 30 September 2024

Last accounts made up to 31 December 2022

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Next statement date 16 August 2024 due by 30 August 2024

Last statement dated 16 August 2023

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• 82990 - Other business support service activities not elsewhere classified

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New 52m Tramontana motorsailer Reposado for sale

The newly-launched 52.1-metre motorsailer Reposado has been listed for sale with Martin Juhar of IYC.

Delivered by Tramontana Yachts of Croatia in 2024, she was built in steel and designed by Radež . Interior is by Natala Orlovic of NO.mad Design .

She sleeps 12 in six convertible cabins including a full-beam master and full-beam VIP. The interior feels like an inviting boutique hotel, clean and simple. There are quarters for a crew of 10.

Up top, the vast sun deck offers al fresco dining for 12, a Jacuzzi for eight, a wet bar, fire pit and a TV projector. Awnings may be stretched over the deck, supported by the booms, when at anchor or underway without the sails hoisted.

There is a large swimming platform aft where the tenders may be boarded. The concept is to provide the amenities of a motor yacht with the excitement and fuel savings of sailing superyachts.

Under twin Caterpillar diesels, the 420GT yacht for sale cruises at 10.5 knots and has a top speed of 16 knots and a range of 2,300 nautical miles.

Lying in Split, Croatia, Reposado is asking €12,900,000.

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L et’s be honest, sometimes a night out just feels…well, basic. Don’t get me wrong, there’s a certain charm to your favorite dive bar, but what if you crave something a little more, well, extra ? Enter Yacht Life Vodka ALTA, the spirit that takes “luxury experience” and throws it overboard (in the best way possible).

Imagine this: you’re cruising the crystal-clear waters aboard a 144-foot superyacht named ALTA. The sun is warm on your skin, the salty breeze whispers in your ear, and in your hand…a glass of vodka so exclusive it only exists on this very boat. That’s Yacht Life Vodka ALTA , folks.

Crafted for Ocean Connoisseurs

This isn’t your average grocery store vodka. We’re talking about a limited-edition, distinctively smooth spirit made with a secret recipe by a master distiller. Only 840 bottles are in existence , and once they’re gone, that’s it! It’s like sipping a piece of yachting history (or maybe a yacht in your future, depending on how many cocktails you have).

The World’s Most Expensive…Sip?

And speaking of cocktails, get ready for a serious upgrade. Yacht Life Vodka ALTA isn’t just about the vodka itself (although let’s be real, it sounds incredible). Onboard the ALTA, they’re serving up the “Alta-nate Reality,” a signature drink designed by one of America’s most awarded bartenders. This concoction is so exclusive, it might just be the most expensive cocktail you’ll ever have. Think of it as an investment in bragging rights (and a truly unforgettable taste experience).

Living the Yachtsman Dream (Even for a Week)

Look, chartering a superyacht like ALTA isn’t exactly in everyone’s budget (it starts at a cool $185,000 a week). But hey, a woman (or man) can dream, right? And even if you can’t spend a week living the high life on the open seas, this whole Yacht Life Vodka ALTA situation is pretty darn inspiring. It’s a reminder to treat yourself every now and then, even if it’s just a fancy cocktail at your favorite bar (pretend it’s the Alta-nate Reality, I won’t judge).

So next time you’re feeling a little, well, ordinary , raise a glass (of whatever you’ve got) to Yacht Life Vodka ALTA . They may be living the high life on the open seas, but they’re reminding us all that a touch of luxury is always within reach.

About Yacht Life Brands, LLC

Yacht Life Brands, LLC was created in 2023 under the parent company, The Quintessential Yachtsman in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the yachting capital of the world, to expand the possibilities of luxury specific to the yachting world. The brand is guided by the desire to develop sophisticated, high-end, consumable products and services for discerning clientele all over the world, beginning with the flagship offering, Yacht Life Vodka®.

IYC is an international yachting company and one of the largest worldwide, with over 160 passionate professionals based in 15 strategically located offices around the globe. We are committed to expanding our network of offices, employing the best professionals in the industry, and investing in the development of proprietary software solutions, to provide our clients with an unrivaled service of the highest industry standard. We offer forward-thinking advice, insight, and support to yacht owners, buyers, charterers, and captains worldwide.

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Sunrise Yachts Sponsor 2011 Moscow International Boat Show (MIBS)

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Sunrise Yachts, a luxury yacht building company which is based in Turkey, has been made a main sponsor of next year’s 2011 Moscow International Boat Show (MIBS). The four-day Russian yacht show event is currently scheduled to run from April 14-17 at the Moscow’s Crocus exhibition centre.

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MIBS is organised by the ITE Group and it is one of Russia’s leading boat shows and is an internationally recognised superyacht event. The show covering everything from small parts and accessories to large superyacht with over 9,000 people and 178 exhibitors attended the last year show.

The Paolo Scanu-designed Sunrise 45 yacht is an ocean-going cruising yacht that was released in 2009 to much acclaim at this was the group’s first-ever model.

Sunrise Yachts was founded in 2007 by the German entrepreneur Herbert P Baum along with the French-British yacht builder Guillaume Roché. The luxury yacht group is based in Antalya, Turkey and utilises a 10,000sq m shipyard facility. Sunrise has two sheds measuring 100m (328ft) x 16m (53ft), as well as a 70m (230ft) x 16m (53ft) fully acclimatized paint shed that can accommodate new-build and refit projects up to 65m (213ft) in length and 1,200 tonnes displacement.

The sunrise 45m superyacht by Sunrise Yachts

Along each side of the yacht-building facility, space is available for long-term sub-contractors with the latest equipment and logistics capabilities, along with air-conditioned storage, ventilation and extraction plants. The shipyard is organized as an “assembler,” based loosely on the car industry’s model, with a small, yet powerful project management team charged with running all the in-house long-term sub-contractors.

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Paris Olympics kicks off with lavish boat parade, musical performances

PARIS — After a global pandemic and in the shadow of at least three ongoing wars, the 2024 Paris Olympic Games kicked off Friday with a spectacular open-air opening ceremony that aimed to provide relief, positivity and perhaps even unity in a world riven by tension.

The ambitious celebration was unlike any other in the 128-year history of the modern Olympiad. Instead of parading inside a stadium, around 10,500 athletes sailed in a 3.5-mile flotilla of 94 boats down Paris’ iconic Seine River. The uniformed athletes cheered and waved to spectators, keeping the mood boisterous despite the rainy skies.

The ceremony featured a series of high-energy song-and-dance acts, including a cabaret medley from Lady Gaga (who belted out the 1960s-era tune "Mon Truc En Plumes"), a performance from Mali-born French pop star Aya Nakamura , and a tribute to "Les Misérables." Meanwhile, a hooded and masked figure darted across the rooftops of Paris with the Olympic torch in tow.

Following the procession of boats, flagbearers from every competing nation lined up at the foot of the Eiffel Tower for an orchestral rendition of the Olympic anthem, the raising of the Olympic flag, and the lighting of the massive Olympic cauldron.

The final musical number of the ceremony came from Céline Dion, who performed "Hymne A L’Amour," a song made famous by the legendary French singer Édith Piaf. It was Dion's first public performance since she announced her diagnosis of stiff-person syndrome in 2022.

Tony Estanguet, the president of the Paris 2024 committee and a three-time canoe slalom gold medalist, addressed the athletes in introductory remarks and praised them for their dedication.

"Dear athletes, we can’t wait to live it all with you," Estanguet said. “The joy, the tears, and the love that you will put in each moment. Thank you so much for being here. You made it. Bravo. I know what it means. I know what it took. I know the paths you have followed to be here."

Gloomy skies notwithstanding, the ceremony was a blockbuster return for the summer sporting festival, which is hosting spectators for the first time in eight years after the coronavirus-plagued days of Tokyo in 2021.

France heightened security ahead of the games, following a terrorist attack in Moscow in April. The raised threat level “is absolutely warranted,” said François Heisbourg, one of France’s top terrorism experts.

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“Security is a perennial concern for any large international or global gathering, so when you’re talking about the Olympics, security concerns tend to be extraordinarily vivid,” said Heisbourg, who has advised successive prime ministers.

Those fears came into focus hours before the festivities started when France’s state-owned high-speed rail network was hit with “several simultaneous” arson attacks disrupting travel for 800,000 people, government operator SNCF said.

“We ask all passengers to postpone their trip and not to go to the station,” the company said in a statement Friday.

Friday is one of the busiest calendar dates for French vacationers and many Parisians, particularly those unenthused by the Olympics, are planning to leave town. High-speed TGV trains going east and west were “very disrupted,” SNCF said. The southeast route was spared, with the operator saying a “malicious act has been foiled.”

Organizers say the city itself will provide an unforgettable backdrop, with events interspersed among its most recognizable landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower. At the same time, they say the Games will be the most environmentally friendly yet, with 95% of buildings either temporary or already standing — and no air conditioning systems installed in the athletes village bedrooms .

Much of the format of the Games will be familiar. More than 200 national teams are competing across 329 events held over 19 days (some handball, soccer and rugby events took place Wednesday). And in an attempt to appeal to younger audiences, there will be four new disciplines: sport climbing, skateboarding, surfing and break dancing (officially known as “breaking”).

Not all events will be held in the capital, with sailing in the southern Mediterranean city of Marseille; handball and basketball in Lille, to the north; and surfing posted on the other side of the world, on the French Polynesian island of Tahiti.

American supporters will be eager to see if returning superstars such as Katie Ledecky and Simone Biles can add to their medal hauls in swimming and gymnastics, respectively. Or whether the likes of LeBron James and Steph Curry will light up the basketball court.

The nearly 600 athletes on Team USA comprise a talent-loaded roster, with women outnumbering men 314 to 278. There are plenty of new faces, too, including gymnast Hezly Rivera and transgender runner non-binary runner Nikki Hiltz.

With great talent comes expectations, and the United States is forecast to top the table, with 123 medals overall to China’s 87, according to Nielsen’s Gracenote Sports, which supplies statistical analysis for sports leagues around the world.

This pioneering edition of Games is not without its risks or criticisms, however.

The sprawling nature of the opening ceremony and the densely packed events meant an extensive and imperious security operation. Some 40,000 army and police personnel are deployed across the country, and Paris is replete with stringent checkpoints and blanket surveillance.

The Games have stirred mixed emotions among Parisians. A survey last month by the pollster Odoxa found that some 40% of French people do not think the Games are “a good thing,” which has risen by more than 10% over the past three months.

And while the Games’ $10 billion budget is far below that of previous iterations, some French people say this is a waste of money when government debt is spiraling and some economists are sounding the alarm over the country’s finances.

All of this is against the backdrop of a political crisis in France. Recent parliamentary elections saw centrist and leftist coalitions block the far right from power, but in doing so created conditions for a political stalemate that could grip the country for years. (Macron’s second term ends in 2027.)

The Seine itself was meant to be a star of the show. But even that has been rife with problems. A 1.5 billion-euro ($1.6 billion) upgrade to the city’s antiquated sewage system has struggled to get the river’s pollution levels low enough to host the swimming leg of the triathlon and the marathon swim.

In a report issued last week , Paris officials said two heavy downpours in Paris had a “detrimental effect” on water quality, though the quality of the Seine quickly rebounded and “conformed to safety thresholds set by the EU” at the Olympic site for six days over the course of a week.

Paris Mayor Anne Hidalgo, as promised, took a swim in the river earlier this month and insisted it was clean enough for the start of the Olympics.

“The water is wonderful,” Hidalgo told NBC News after she emerged from the water, adding that it was “very cool and very nice.”

In the wake of a deadly virus, grinding wars and rising political division, the world may be eager for some hope and escapism. The organizers of the Games are betting that spectators around the world are ready to take the plunge.

Alexander Smith reported from Paris and Daniel Arkin from New York.

Alexander Smith is a senior reporter for NBC News Digital based in London.

Daniel Arkin is a national reporter at NBC News.

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Sailing schools and courses (ISSA, RYA, IYT) in Russia

The possibilities for yachting in russia are unlimited, since this is a country with a long maritime history. you just need to choose where you want to sail. small and big lakes, full-flowing rivers, warm and cold seas — all this is available to those who want to try sailing in this country..

Practical yachting

You will be able to master the skills of sailing; learn to feel the boat, approach and leave the pier, learn about the safety measures on the water and much more.

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International Bareboat Skipper (IYT) Course

Having received the International Bareboat Skipper Certificate, you can independently charter a yacht on a charter and operate it in the waters of any country.

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ISSA Offshore Skipper course

The certificated confirms the skills sufficient to sail the yacht in light and dark hours at a distance from a sheltered port up to 100 sea miles.

IYT International Crew course

This is a certificate of excellence for those candidates who wish to train to become an active crew member on a power or sailing yacht. It includes Introduction to Boating for power and sail yachts.

IYT Introductory Sailing Skills course

This course is great for groups of friends or like-minded people to get together for a few days of fun sailing while learning skills to better help as crew onboard.

IYT Try Sailing Course

It’s a fun hands-on course to enjoy being on the water while learning basic sailing skills.

Yacht management training in the Moscow region

In three hours of training, you will learn the basic techniques of managing a yacht, learn some of the specifics of working with a yacht, a helm, sails.

RYA Coastal Skipper course

Advanced skippering techniques for yachtsmen with considerable knowledge of sailing and navigation, wanting to undertake coastal passages by day and night.

RYA Competent Crew course

This course is for beginners and those who would like to become active crew members rather than just passengers.

RYA Day Skipper course

A course for aspiring skippers with some yachting experience and basic navigation and sailing skills.

RYA Start Yachting course

A short introduction to sailing for complete beginners.

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