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The 10 Best New Superyachts at the Monaco Yacht Show This Year

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The Monaco Yacht Show returns this year for its 32nd edition with a stellar lineup of yachts. The newly refitted 319-foot Carinthia VII and the head-turning 312-foot Kismet are two of the largest yachts confirmed to attend, while this year’s debuts include a dozen-plus new launches that may not be as large as some of the brokerage and charter gigayachts at the show but are still an impressive group in terms of design.

The newbies also seem to be broken out into distinctive colors this year, with the 262-foot scarlet-red Leona being the largest launch at the show, while the 174-foot Jewels , with its sky-blue hull will also stand out. Damen’s Bad Company Support has neon-pink lettering on the side, while Anjelif has a gold exterior, and Grey has a black superstructure and light-gray hull.

The Monaco event is the biggest yachting show to take place throughout Europe and the marquis event in the superyacht world. The organizers have been working hard to promote environmental innovations and educational trends taking place within yachting. The show will have design and innovation hubs, sustainability hub, and an adventure area. Of course, the big stars will be the fleet of 120 superyachts in Port Hercules.

Here are the 10 launches that we will definitely be visiting at the show.

‘Leona’ | Bilgin Yachts

The 262-foot Leona is Bilgin Yachts’s largest delivery to date. Even amid the glamour of Port Hercules, the full custom yacht will be hard to miss, thanks to a bright-scarlet hull that has earned the yacht the nickname “the Red Bullet.” The exterior is designed by Unique Yacht Design, and the interior is by H2 Yacht Design. The largest yacht to debut in Monaco this year, Leona is part of the Bilgin 263 series. It has the same lifting transom and large beach club pool as its sistership Tatiana . Another wow-factor feature includes a pair of Greek statues covered in fiber optics that give the impression of a star-studded night sky.

‘Alchemy’ | Rossinavi

With a design that was developed entirely over Zoom, Rossinavi’s tri-deck 216-foot Alchemy was built for an owner with a penchant for space. The result is more than 3,500 square feet of deck space, which holds large outdoor dining areas mated with dedicated bronzing and socializing areas and an on-deck Jacuzzi. The design employs Philippe Briand’s signature Vitruvius hull, while the contemporary interior was by Enrico Gobbi’s Team for Design.

‘Anjelif’ | Columbus Yachts

The 164-foot Anjelif is defined by its many technical innovations, including hybrid diesel-electric propulsion, an onboard sanitization system for the elimination of airborne viruses, and a touch-and-go helipad at the bow that converts into an open-air cinema. The all-aluminum, four-deck yacht delivered by Italian shipyard Columbus Yachts also boasts a gold exterior by Marco Casali of Too Design. The Italian studio used natural and sustainable materials to define the interior. Amenities include a gym on the main deck, a sauna, and treatment rooms.

‘Jewels’ | Turquoise Yachts

Turquoise Yachts’s 174-foot Jewels , with its sky-blue hull, will no doubt to turn heads wherever it ventures. The exterior design is the result of a first-time collaboration between the Turkish builder and Miami-based DeBasto Design. The interior is by British studio H2 Yacht Design to accommodates 12 guests. The boat, which has 720 gross tonnes of volume, boasts a large sundeck with spa pool, sunpads, bar, and socializing area.

‘Grey’ | Tankoa

Sporting a jet-black superstructure and light-gray hull, the aptly named Grey by Tankoa Yachts enjoys the same Paszkowski-designed profile as its sisterships Kinda and Olokun . But it’s the large glass-sided pool on the foredeck, paired with an outdoor cinema screen and integrated surround-sound speakers, that grab all the attention. A fold-down transom with extended swim platform, a beach club with side sea terraces, and a large sun deck with a second pool complete the 164-foot superyacht package.

‘X-Space’ | Sanlorenzo

X-Space by Sanlorenzo takes the use of onboard glass to a new level. Full-height windows, sliding-glass panes and “glass walls” in the guest cabins fill the interior with natural light. One of the yacht’s five decks is dedicated entirely to the owner, comprising multiple living areas, an office, and large master suite leading directly onto a private terrace at the bow. The exterior features include a 323-square-foot sunbathing deck and a swimming pool. Designed by Zuccon International Project, the 144-foot yacht is one of the Italian yard’s most anticipated launches to date.

‘Fancy’ | Nautor’s Swan

As the first hull in Nautor’s Swan’s 108 series, the 115-foot Fancy is one of a handful of sailing yachts making its world premiere at Monaco this year. Described by the shipyard as “the first in a new generation of Maxi Swans,” and sitting neatly between its Swan 98 and Swan 120 flagship, it mates a carbon hull with a sweeping and uncluttered resin-infused deck. The exterior design is by Micheletti + Partners, with naval architecture by German Frers.  

‘Ace’ | Conrad

The 145-foot yacht Ace built by Conrad Shipyard is the largest superyacht to come out of Poland. Its Reymond Langton exterior is defined by a “rolling wave” superstructure and an 82-foot sundeck with cinema screen and recessed infinity pool. Commissioned by a Swiss owner who requested an interior with an “Italian soul,” the full-custom boat sleeps 10 guests in five suites, with accommodations for a crew of nine. It marks the first hull in the Polish shipyard’s C144S series.

‘ArtExplorer’ | Perini Navi

When Robb Report reported on Frédéric Jousset’s idea for a floating gallery in 2021 , the art enthusiast’s vision was still a dream. Now it’s a 154-foot reality called ArtExplorer , debuting at Monaco this year. Built by Perini Navi to a design by naval architects Axel de Beaufort and Guillaume Verdier, it is the largest aluminum sailing catamaran in the world. Following the museum boat’s premiere at Monaco, it will sail the world, hosting immersive art exhibitions curated in collaboration with the Louvre Museum in Jousset’s bid to “democratize the arts.”

‘Bad Company Support’ | Damen

The 175-foot Bad Company Support is the first hull in Damen Yachting’s YS53 support vessel series. Commissioned by American tech entrepreneur Anthony Hsieh, the support vessel will be the largest boat in the serial yachtsman’s 10-strong fleet of vessels used for sportfishing expeditions and marine conservation. It’s also his first new build. Sporting an attention-grabbing neon pink name on its side, the support vessel has a 5,000 nautical mile range, a 15-ton deck crane, and IMO Tier III-compliant engines.

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Monaco Yacht Show 2023: The Largest Yachts on Display

By Frances Flannagan

The iconic Monaco Yacht Show is set to return for its 32nd edition this September; an exceptional industry-wide annual event that exudes unparalleled grandeur and status. To match the magnificent nature of this event, it is no surprise that some of the world’s most spectacular superyachts, both new and old, look to the show as the very best industry stage. We take a look at the five largest vessels on display for its 2023 edition.

97.2m  CARINTHIA VII

On display with:  Lürssen  and Fraser 

CARINTHIA VII is a 97.2m motor yacht built by Lürssen Yachts in 2002. With exterior lines and interior design penned by Tim Heywood, she is a vessel that boasts unmatched timelessness. Refitted in 2023, she has a sleek steel hull and aluminium superstructure, with a draft of 4.8m and a beam of 15.95m. 

Ranking 68th on Superyachts.com’s Top 100 largest yachts list, she is a highly impressive vessel, able to accommodate up to 12 guests and 15 crew members. She has four MTU 8000 engines, with the ability to reach 25 knots at top speed. 

95.2m  KISMET 

On display with:  Cecil Wright  

Launched in 2014, KISMET is a 95.2m custom motor yacht from Lürssen, featuring exterior design by Espen Oeino and interiors penned by Reymond Langton Design. She has a steel hull and aluminium superstructure with a gross tonnage of 2700 tonnes, a max draft of 3.9 feet and a beam of 13.80 feet. 

KISMET is a perfect vessel for performance as well as for leisure, with a top speed of 17 knots and a range of 6000 NM, as well as being fitted with a jacuzzi, helicopter landing pad and beauty salon. These relaxation opportunities and impressive performance capabilities can be enjoyed by up to 16 guests, whilst also able to house 27 crew members. KISMET ranks at 73 on our Top 100 list. 

83.5m SAVANNAH

On display with:  Feadship

SAVANNAH represents something new within sustainability in the superyacht industry, widely considered to be one of the first true hybrid motor yachts. This 83.5m yacht is one of the most award-winning Feadships on the water. Not only representing a new phase of evolution with regards to sustainability, SAVANNAH is a masterpiece of innovation through design, with a ‘floating superstructure’ that gives her a recognisable, yet timeless profile. 

She was built in 2015, with exterior design by De Voogt Naval Architects and CG Design, who also assisted in the interior styling. The experience on board that is offered to guests is as impressive as the other aspects of her design,with an underwater lounge, cinema, and pool; the ultimate superyacht paradise. 

80m LEONA 

On display with: Bilgin Yachts 

Launched in November 2022, 80m LEONA is the second hull launched from Bilgin Yachts’ Bilgin 263 series. With an eye-catching red hull and gleaming white superstructure, she caught attention from her very first sighting. She has a beam of 12.25m and a draft of 3.5m, with the ability to reach up to 19 knots. 

Unique Yacht Design are responsible for her naval architecture and exteriors, boasting exclusive and large spaces on board, making her the ideal entertainment vessel for the 10 guests she can accommodate. Interiors were penned by H2 Yacht Design, with a cinema, gym and sauna being notable amenities on board. 

77.74m O’REA

On display with: Golden Yachts 

In May of this year, Golden Yachts launched their 77.74m superyacht O’REA. Featuring exterior design by Studio Vafiadis, she is characterised by a powerful profile. Studio Vafiadis and Massari Design collaborated on her interiors; a contemporary design that seamlessly blends indoor and outdoor spaces. Over 250 finishes, materials and precious stones were used to decorate the stunning interior spaces, showing her to be the pinnacle of luxury. 

The ultimate relaxation escape, O’REA has an expansive swimming pool, a health bar and a spa and sauna. She is powered by twin Caterpillar engines and is equipped with a Dynamic Positioning System, meaning that she can hold place without dropping anchor. 

We for one are extremely excited to see this lineup, alongside numerous other yachts at the show this year. The Monaco Yacht Show will be taking place from the 27th to the 30th September. 

"I am very proud that after building Carinthia VII, we have now been able to participate in her new lease on life with an extensive refit." Peter Lürssen, Managing Partner, Lürssen

"I am very proud that after building Carinthia VII, we have now been able to participate in her new lease on life with an extensive refit."

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Everything You Need To Know About The Monaco Yacht Show 2023

• October 2, 2023

Over the past three days, the biggest names in international luxury yachting  came together to witness the breathtaking sight of some of the world’s largest and most expensive superyachts gathered in one port. The Monaco Yacht Show took place between September 27 and 30 and attracted a staggering 30,000 visitors to the small country on the French Mediterranean coast. It was surely the most glamorous event in the cruising enthusiasts calendar.

Now in its 32nd edition, this prestigious superyacht show attracts prospective buyers, designers, builders, suppliers, brokers and superyacht enthusiasts from across place in the world. 

New Arrivals

This year’s impressive superyacht lineup – yachts over 80 feet (24 meters) in length – includes the 43-metre electric catamaran “This Is It,” built by Tecnomar – the Italian Ocean Yacht Group, and the superyacht catamaran “The world’s largest sailboat,” Art Explorer – a museum. The boat – capable of holding up to 2,000 people per day – was built at the Italian shipyard Perini Navi. So, being here at the yacht show is quite unique.

A New Found Focus On Sustainability

Another superyacht launched this year is the 52-metre Baglietto T52, the first in the Italian shipyard Baglietto’s T52 series to feature hybrid propulsion, along with the 49.9-metre “No Stress Two,” Rossinavi’s first hybrid boat. Delivered earlier this year, the 60-metre “Entourage,” the second superyacht in yacht manufacturer Amels’ 60 series, is also on display for the first time. Dutch shipbuilder Heesen will display four yachts, Amare II, Aurelia, My Loyalty, and VanTom, at the event, while German shipbuilder Lürssen’s line-up includes the 97-metre “Carinthia VII,” the largest yacht revealed, and “Lady,” which is 91 meters long. “Lara” is for sale for £243.1 million.

Market State

According to the 2023 Monaco Yacht Show Market Report published by SuperYacht Times, there were 5,695 superyachts over 30 meters in length in operation as of mid-August. However, after record sales in 2021, the market is showing signs of slowing down. The report went on to say that new yacht sales were down 34% in early September, while used yacht sales were down about 25%. “While the numbers will improve, market performance will certainly lag 2022, which was a much slower year following the exceptional market peak in 2021,” the report noted.

Meanwhile, data from superyacht market source BOATPro indicates that the brokerage market sees the total value of superyachts sold increase by 20% in 2022, while aggregate asking prices of yachts sold by brokers also decreased. Pizzardini attributed the decline in sales to the “carpe diem mentality” some customers seem to have about having fun on cruise ships during the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Monaco Yacht Show 2023 preview 

With the 32nd edition of the monaco yacht show six weeks away, we take a look at what is in store for this year's attendees in monte carlo….

As the yacht list continues to grow, we will be covering entrants to the show in the lead-up to MYS 2023  in extensive detail. In the meantime, here are a few early highlights from this year's yacht list.

Fresh from an extensive refit earlier this year, 97m  Carinthia VII   from Lürssen will be available to view with Fraser Yachts .

Another Lürssen legend will be in attendance too. The 95m Kismet   is available courtesy of Cecil Wright & Partners , with the asking price of a cool €149m.

The iconic Savannah   will also be in attendance with Edmiston . Launched by Feadshi p ’s De Vries shipyard in 2015, Savannah is one of the most spectacular vessels afloat. 

This year’s show will also have a large focus on the industry’s environmental consciousness, with last year's Sustainability Hub making a return to Monte Carlo. Made in collaboration with Water Revolution Foundation and sponsored by Siemens Energy, the 200m² exhibition space of Darse Sud is dedicated to nautical equipment and technology with innovative and eco-friendly solutions.

“As organizers, we're actively taking steps to reduce the show's carbon footprint through a carbon neutrality programme that's backed by the Principality of Monaco and Informa Group,” Johan Pizzardini,  Head of Communications and Media, MYS tells SuperyachtNews.  “What's impressive is that these sustainable advancements aren't just a passing trend – they're being embraced by everyone involved in yacht building and seamlessly integrated into recent launches.” 

“The Monaco Yacht Show has been at the forefront of raising environmental awareness since joining the Carbon Neutral program in 2005,” says Gaëlle Tallarida, Managing Director of the MYS. “Our pioneering approach to sustainability led to the establishment of the Sustainability Hub last year. As one of the industry's major voices, we fully embrace our social responsibility.”

Participants are selected in collaboration with Water Revolution Foundation to ensure that only eligible companies with genuine and viable sustainable solutions are included in the exhibition. Robert Van Tol, Executive Director, Water Revolution Foundation says that the return of the initiative highlights the growing momentum in yachting towards more sustainable practices.

“The show has been supportive of the vetting criteria, demonstrating its leading position in the field, and utilising Water Revolution Foundation's expertise in sustainability,” says Van Tol. “This exhibition area is designed to showcase technologies that bring concrete improvements to the world of yachting, including the health of the oceans. We aim to support exhibitors, service providers, and visitors alike in finding viable solutions to environmental challenges."

The Adventure Area has made a return too, with a thematic exhibition dedicated to adventure, exploration, and leisure yachting activities. The area will feature an extensive showcase of superyacht tenders, luxurious off-road vehicles, cutting-edge water toys, high-tech gadgets and helicopters to the most remote corners of our planet.

The exhibition will again span across two locations within Port Hercule. At Quai Antoine Ier, visitors will find the display of luxury vehicles, tenders, and water toys while Quai Jarlan will display around twenty tenders annually as the second site.

 “With a generational shift taking place in the superyacht world, a younger audience is embracing excitement, and the most successful charters are now those offering an array of toys,” adds Pizzardini. “This adventure-focused spotlight aligns seamlessly with the changing preferences of superyacht enthusiasts, further solidifying the Monaco Yacht Show's status as an essential platform. With the inclusion of top-tier exhibitor offerings, the show continues to lead the way.”

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Monaco Yacht Show 2023 Round Up

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By Katie Scott   4 October 2023

Closing down after a successful edition full to the brim of captivating displays of iconic yachts for charter and brand-new superyachts making their world debuts, we look back at the latest edition of the Monaco Yacht Show and reminisce its biggest highlights.

Showcasing a diverse collection of 560 carefully curated exhibitors that epitomize the premium quality of the indulgent motor yachts in the marina, the Monaco Yacht Show opened its doors with the glorious Mediterranean sun on its side and a glistening array of yachts that were simply jaw-dropping.

With Port Hercule buzzing with excitement, visitors to the show welcomed the return of some of the biggest names in the superyacht industry including the likes of Feadship , Abeking & Rasmussen , Lurssen and Sunseeker .

Getting up close and personal to some truly magnificent masterpieces, there were ample opportunities to inspect award-winning design collaborations, inspirational superyacht interiors, and of course, some of the most innovative products and motor yachts on the market.

Standout Superyachts

Boasting an enticing collection of 179 yachts at the 2023 event, Monaco dazzled visitors with 86 debuts around the pontoons and a substantial increase of new yachts in comparison to previous editions, with a 37% increase based on figures from the 2022 show.

Best in show for 2023,   75m (246.8ft) charter yacht KENSHO made her presence known, with her striking azure exterior attracting many visitors throughout the duration of the show. Impressing everyone with her spacious beach club and glass-sided swimming pool, the exceptionally high level of craftsmanship was evident, and with premium facilities stacked with state-of-the-art technology, she made a real statement for Admiral Yachts and indeed the show itself.

Also making an impact along the pontoons, Feadship showed off its incredible style with 84m (273.11ft) charter yacht SAVANNAH . Offering an artistic twist on traditional interiors, there's an effortless blend of timeless wooden aesthetics and modern influences throughout. As the world’s first hybrid superyacht, she was the perfect match for a show that advocates the mission to create a greener superyacht lifestyle.

Proving that you should never judge a book by its cover, two standout superyachts bore escapes to hidden realms with their boundary-pushing interiors. Luxury superyacht LEONA is sleek and smart with a deep red hull, but on the inside, she is a designer's paradise. Showcasing different themes for multiple rooms, and even statues around an indoor pool, she has pulled out all the stops to create something unique.

The 2022 Benetti charter yacht GALAXY also allowed visitors to immerse themselves in another world with space-infused decor throughout with deep hues of blue and purple, plus intricate solar system murals.

A luxury yacht charter that couldn't not be mentioned, the stunning motor yacht NERO made a surprise last-minute addition to the official listing for the 2023 Monaco Yacht Show. Visiting the show at anchor more than once, visitors were treated to rare close-up viewings of the aesthetically pleasing superyacht in all her glory.

Advocating Adventure

In addition to its globally renowned collection of premium superyachts, Monaco was all geared up and ready to show all the visitors how to explore and make the most of the picturesque scenes of France , and, indeed, the South of France in particular. 

Providing both land and air exhibits with an exotic collection of 30 cars and motorcycles on the ground plus a pair of helicopters circling above, the Adventure Area created a fully immersive experience for visitors and fully optimized the insight into the lifestyle associated with prestige charter yachts.

Moving away from the high-speed thrills of supercars and helicopters, the Monaco Yacht Show also hosted the anticipated return of the Sustainability Hub and the Design & Innovation Hub. Proving to be popular and highly valuable assets to the show, these hubs went above and beyond to inform and educate visitors about forthcoming projects, the ways the industry is moving to minimize environmental impact, and discuss new products in development.

Monaco Yacht Show 2024

As one door closes another opens. Dates for the Monaco Yacht Show 2024 have been released and the show is currently scheduled to run from 25-28 September 2024.

To find out more about visiting the show, or combining it with an existing France yacht charter , contact your preferred yacht charter broker today.

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Monaco’s prime real estate market remained strong despite global macroeconomic challenges and became the most expensive prime property market in 2023, according to a report Monday from Savills.

The price per square meter in the principality may have grown just 0.9% during 2023, but that increase, however slight, left the average price per square meter at €51,418 (US$55,852).

In comparison, the price per square meter was €39,100 in Hong Kong, €25,300 in New York, €18,900 in London and €8,400 in Dubai.

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There were 416 transactions across the principality in 2023, which represented a decline of nearly one-fifth compared to the previous year. However, the total transaction value declined by a smaller amount than the number of transactions, which indicated that fewer but higher value transactions were recorded in 2023.

In examining the total sales by price point, the proportion of apartments selling for more than €5 million increased 2% in 2023, while the share of apartments sold priced below that same threshold  fell by an equal amount, according to the report.

Interest in Monaco has risen since the pandemic, contributing to space constraint issues in the principality. Residence card applications also now require a property’s size to match the intended occupying family’s size, which has resulted in greater scrutiny, Savills said.

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In response to this rule, many new-build projects are offering larger apartments. The sales of more spacious apartments with three or more bedrooms accounted for over 60% of new-build sales and 22% of the resales across the principality in 2023. 

“The number of resales in Monaco has returned to pre-pandemic levels, and this rebound has largely been driven by the increase in sales of larger apartments,” Kelcie Sellers, associate director of world research at Savills, said in the report. 

Potential buyers don’t just want to live in Monaco. They are very specific when it comes to choosing a particular district or even development. Together, Monte Carlo and La Rousse comprise over 40% of the total housing area in the principality, yet they accounted for more than 60% of resale transactions in 2023.

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In fact, the mean price for resales increased to an all-time high in five out of seven Monaco districts in 2023. Jardin Exotique and La Condamine saw the highest price-per-square-meter growth of 19% and 22%, respectively. Larvotto maintained the top spot for most expensive district by square meter, according to the report.

In an effort to meet the high demand for real estate in this principality, which is smaller than New York’s Central Park, construction projects are in progress. Two large communities are expected to launch this year: Mareterra and Bay House Monaco. These projects will add a combined 166 new apartments and 15 villas to the Monaco market.

Prospective buyers around the world are approaching the current market with caution as they wait to see how macroeconomics, inflation and interest rates play out. However, as Monaco offers somewhat of a safe haven, it may attract buyers who would have purchased property elsewhere, which would continue to drive demand in the coming months, Savills said.

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Monaco Yacht Show: 27 - 30 September 2023

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Press release – April 13, 2023

The Monaco Yacht Show officially announces the dates for its 32nd edition, which will take place from September 27th to 30th, 2023.

Considered the largest annual gathering of superyachts in the world, the event is a must-attend for private owners and new clients seeking a unique immersive experience in the yachting world.

Once again this year, the MYS will continue its three-year development programme "Seducation," with 2023 marking the consolidation of the first cycle.

The "Seducation" programme is an initiative designed in collaboration with the industry and is based on four essential pillars: environmental innovation, design, understanding of yachting, and visitor experience. The MYS organisers aim to make the show a true "ecosystem" of yachting, by promoting environmentally responsible innovation and offering visitors an immersive and educational discovery of the latest and most innovative yachting trends.

The ambitious objective of this programme is to strengthen the MYS's position as the international reference show for the luxury yachting industry, while offering an unforgettable experience to yacht and lifestyle enthusiasts.

Since 2021, the MYS has themed its exhibition, notably with the Yacht Design & Innovation Hub, the Sustainability Hub, the Adventure Area, and the Dockside Area, which allows privileged access to the show's docks for visitors interested in a yacht project.

The show will consolidate its first "Seducation" cycle by unveiling an impressive fleet of 120 superyachts and megayachts available on the market, including the highly anticipated 2023 launches. Visitors will also have the opportunity to discover the latest lifestyle trends on board a yacht, thanks to the exhibition of leading yachting companies. The Dockside Area and Adventure Area will also offer a complete immersion into yachting and related activities.

The MYS will also ensure the participation of driving force companies to present innovative and sustainable solutions in design and sustainability, highlighting eco-responsible technologies while offering an inspiring vision for yacht enthusiasts (Sustainability Hub, Yacht Design & Innovation Hub).

Finally, visitors can attend daytime conferences and receive information dedicated to future yacht clients. They can meet the best experts and most qualified professionals to help them realise their yacht project.

The Monaco Yacht Show strives to promote a unique experience for visitors, while enhancing the positive reputation and development of the yachting industry. An industry that has taken on its social responsibility with a proactive and committed approach for several years in economic, technological, and environmental development to meet current societal challenges.

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