Talking with Brunello Acampora leaves little room for loss orientation. He is so filled with creativity that his speeches broaden, extend over other subjects and then, masterfully, converge and come back again by giving a deep
Yachting industry is clearly showing its first signs of recovery. Double-figure growth is palpable as is the general mood of insiders who, of course, looked forward of going out of crisis and going back to selling
Yachting design follows a very particular evolution and wallows in long standstill periods where, rather than delighted by novelties, beauty standards are simply restyled and updated although generally welcomed as up with the times in that
When I spend a night at anchor, early morning is usually one of my favourite moments. I like waking up slowly, making coffee and, with my piping hot cup in my hands, going out in
The president of Sea Crowd, Augusto Vecchi and Luca D’Ambrosio, president of the Net2Web incubator and of The International Yachting Media, (of which Boatandboats is the english version) signed a collaboration agreement today. Sea Crowd
We’ve never stole space from our Magazine to talk about us. But there are sometimes extraordinary cases when an exception should be made. This is one of those cases. Boatandboats.com is currently the first world’s
The latest boat shows, from Cannes Yachting Festival to the International Genoa Boat Show and Boot Düsseldorf, have definitively confirmed the signs of a solid stable recovery of European boating industry. Of course, we aren’t
Nico Caponetto, a Piedmontese journalist with a 35-year experience, is the new Editor in Chief of Boatandboats magazine. Nico has been collaborating with Boatandboats since 2015 and he is one among the journalists our readers
All dreams have a price and some are more demanding than others. The price paid by Gaetano Mura to break the solo round-the -world record on his Class 40 Italia, has the bitter flavour of the
