"The Superyacht Industry: A Challenge/An Opportunity" will be the theme of a seminar to be held in the last week of April. This seminar is being organised by Wilfred Sultana & Associates, publishers of Yachting In Malta.
The International Superyacht Society based in Florida USA and the Flagship Superyacht Academy operating from Portsmouth in the United Kingdom are both supporting the event and will be nominating speakers for the seminar.
The International Superyacht Society, founded in 1989, is the sole organisation serving and representing the large yacht industry worldwide. Society members are individuals and companies who have been recognised for their leadership and dedication in raising the standards of design construction, maintenance, repair and operation of large yachts.
The Flagship Superyacht Academy is part of the Flagship Group which was established in 1996 when a ground-breaking association arrangement was signed with the Royal Navy to market the spare capacity in their training facilities and programmes. It has unique access to the Navy's extensive training facilities which enables them to provide a comprehensive training portfolio for superyacht crew.
"This will be the first ever seminar of its kind in Malta and is bound to generate interest both among the local yachting trade and also in the higher education sector," said Mr Sultana.
The International Superyacht Society based in Florida USA and the Flagship Superyacht Academy operating from Portsmouth in the United Kingdom are both supporting the event and will be nominating speakers for the seminar.
The International Superyacht Society, founded in 1989, is the sole organisation serving and representing the large yacht industry worldwide. Society members are individuals and companies who have been recognised for their leadership and dedication in raising the standards of design construction, maintenance, repair and operation of large yachts.
The Flagship Superyacht Academy is part of the Flagship Group which was established in 1996 when a ground-breaking association arrangement was signed with the Royal Navy to market the spare capacity in their training facilities and programmes. It has unique access to the Navy's extensive training facilities which enables them to provide a comprehensive training portfolio for superyacht crew.
"This will be the first ever seminar of its kind in Malta and is bound to generate interest both among the local yachting trade and also in the higher education sector," said Mr Sultana.