All British Virgin Islands articles – Page 2
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Ocean Independence expands lifestyle offering with ‘Sail & Stay’ programme
New venture with Elegant Resorts to launch on October 26
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MarineMax Vacations expands Tortola team
Logistics & operations manager Harry Mountain will oversee the company's charter base in the British Virgin Islands
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Frigomar strengthens Caribbean presence
The Italian HVAC specialist has opened new service centres in Trinidad & Tobago, Tortola, Guadeloupe and Martinique
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New Nautitech dealer in the Caribbean
Horizon Yacht Sales has charter bases in the BVI, St Maarten, Grenada and St Vincent & the Grenadines
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Isara Yachts appoints Caribbean dealer
BVI Yacht Charters in Tortola will sell and manage Isara catamarans
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Horizon launches crewed yacht charters in Caribbean
Horizon Yacht Charters is offering the service at its bases in Grenada, Antigua, St Maarten and St Vincent
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ArticleWalcon Marine completes Nanny Cay installation
The company recently installed five new superyachts berths for yachts of up to 40m
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ArticleBVI introduces new initiatives aimed at boosting marine-related tourism
The government is keen to turn the British Virgin Islands into a leading superyacht centre
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MarineMax Vacations' new president details plans for charter operation
Industry veteran Lex Raas to head boat retailer’s new charter business with focus on newly designed powerboats and customer service
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MarineMax jumps into the charter business
The US boat retailer to start base in British Virgin Islands with Dufour sailboats
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The Moorings expands power charter fleet
The new 393 Powercat will be delivered to the British Virgin Islands this autumn
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Fountaine Pajot teams up with TradeWinds
The French boatbuilder has delivered two cruising catamarans to fractional sailing firm, the TradeWinds Group
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SPECIAL REPORT | British Virgin Islands: You can bank on it
The British Virgin Islands has long been a popular home port for yachts less than 150t. but now with new Category 1 status, It’s keen to establish itself as a leading superyacht centre
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