The ninth edition of the bi-monthly SuperYacht Times newspaper, distributed to 10,000 people around the world. 

The month of June saw the SuperYacht Times team travel across Europe to bring you the latest news and cover some of the largest yachting events all the while capturing it in immaculate detail. Here we recap just some of the most exciting events we have attended this past month. All the action at the Superyacht Cup Palma Photographer, Tom van Oossanen and Online Editor, Charl van Rooy, were on the scene for the whole duration of the 20th edition of the Superyacht Cup Palma, catching all the act

A short travel story detailing the ups and downs of a disjointed Australian roadtrip. 

Though by no means one of the largest superyacht markets in the world, Singapore - and the rest of Asia - are slowly but surely seeing a rise in interest in the yachting lifestyle. A case in point demonstrated at the latest edition of the Singapore Yacht Show, where SYT was invited on board the very first Sunreef Supreme catamaran, which was delivered to her Singaporean owners, Julian and Lisa Theng, on the very last day of the show. Named Eagle Wings, here we talk to Julian about his introducti

Posted by gemmafottles on June 19, 2016 in Asia , Travel | My recent trip to Japan – though only a two week stint in the Land of the Rising Sun – was undoubtedly one of the best trips I have ever taken. Reluctantly escaping Tokyo, we travelled south down the country, and the reluctance quickly subsided. This is Osaka… the crazy part of Osaka, filled with bustling crowds, cheap sushi restaurants, karaoke bars and a seemingly endless supply of burning neon lights. It’s hard not to feel absolutely

John Staluppi is the epitome of the American Dream: a straight talking Italian-American, a proud New Yorker and dedicated philanthropist, coming from nothing and building his own multi-million dollar business in the automotive industry from the ground up. Growing up in the Golden Age of the American automobile industry, his first job was as a petrol station mechanic, but it wasn’t long before he leapfrogged the ranks to business owner. 

2016 is the year that I turn 25 years old. Now, to anyone over the age of 25, this is a great age. You’re still young enough to go out every weekend and make a fool out of yourself without it being too socially unacceptable, but you’re old enough (or at least, getting there…) to be taken seriously in aspects of your life that you’ve never been taken seriously before. Yaaay. However, with the quarter of a century landmark ominously looming in the not-too-distant future...

This photo was taken at the very base of a VERY BIG trek up to the top of a Peruvian mountain in Huaraz to see a natural lagoon: Lake 69. As I wrote about at the time, we were totally unprepared for a high altitude trek, and it was inconceivably hard work. It took around 4 hours to get up there – not because the distance was craaaazy long, but because for most people in the group, every three steps required at least a 10 second pause to catch our breath.