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3rd East Mediterranean Superyacht Forum returns to Greece

By Manos Roudas 2019-05-17T10:49:00+01:00

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This year’s event will be held in Athens on May 30

The 3rd East Mediterranean Superyacht Forum will once again be hosted on May 30 at the Athens Plaza Hotel in Greece, bringing together superyacht industry experts from across Europe and further afield to discuss chartering, marinas, crew and related issues in the eastern Mediterranean and beyond.

The target audience includes yacht brokers, marina operators, yacht managers, lawyers, corporate service providers, yacht associations, yacht captains, owners’ representatives and anyone with a vested interest in what the future holds for the eastern Mediterranean as a superyacht hub and destination.

Representatives, as well as service providers and suppliers, offer ample opportunity to network with key cruise line decision makers and industry experts, gain valuable insight on trends affecting the region’s future and to discuss infrastructure projects.

The forum will also provide a platform for national and regional government representatives to outline planned policies and discuss with the industry future needs for the region’s Sea Tourism development.

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