Boat shows have a tendency to be one of the costliest types of promotions in the marine business. Millions are squandered each year at boat shows at Miami. Costly stalls. Expensive travel. Cleaning groups, pontoon transport, and moorage. Also, fancy advertising materials.
In the first part of the blog “Boating Terminology, You Must Be Acquainted with Before Buying a Yacht” we looked at the basic parts of a boat. However, the list was not complete. Hence, we are here with some more boating jargon whose knowledge you must be equipped with before going for CRN yachts for sale.
Yacht brokerage may refer to an individual or firm undertaking buying and selling of yachts. It may also refer to a fee or commission charged by a broker.
“Look there, under the gunwale,” says the captain to a visitor who needs a boat snare to help catch a mooring line. “Under the what?” the visitor inquiries. “Over there on the starboard side, under the gunwale,” the captain says, including, “It’s just ahead in front of that cockpit stowage locker.” Obviously disturbed, the visitor says, “Would you be able to communicate in English, please? Also, what the hell does ‘mooring’ mean?”
NOV 1-5, 2017
Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the “Yachting Capital of the World” will host the 58th..
