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Burgess yachts youtube. Above the new beach club is 120 square feet of extended lounge space on the main deck giving the owners an uninterrupted view of the. Just before Europes summer season kicks off in full swing well take a closer look at the superyacht market in general and who better to ask than Burgess Chief Executive Jonathan BeckettAs one of the most successful yacht brokers Jonathan shares his insights on short-term trends and long-term. Magic upped the stakes this year by commissioning a yacht called the Aquila a 281-foot ship that costs 1 million per week to rent.

One of the largest sailing yachts ever built is up for sale. Buy a yacht Discover the Burgess difference. This year Burgess is celebrating 45 Years of Progress since it was founded by Nigel Burgess in 1975 with the companys 14 offices around the world set to honour the landmark with local events in their own markets.

Gautama and Anju Dutta of Marine Solutions now also represent Burgess. With Burgess honouring its 45th anniversary in 2020 its Asia team is celebrating its first five years and 12 superyacht transactions. Unlike the rest of the yacht each guest cabin is finished in bleached oak and a neutral palette creating an oasis of calm in which to unwind.

Enjoy a personal charter concierge dedicated to creating bespoke trips tailored to you. Burgess Yachts has just announced that the 180-foot Oceanfast Oceana is for sale with an asking price of about 9 million. MARKET SPECIAL WITH JONATHAN BECKETT OF BURGESS.

Enjoy a personal charter concierge dedicated to creating bespoke trips tailored to you. Burgess is the global leader in luxury yachts. Burgess Yachts Burgess in partnership with IYAT has opened a new office in Shanghai.

Courtesy Burgess Yachts Still the wait has been worth it. Oceana is a 1991 build that is instantly recognizable as the work of legendary designer Jon Bannenberg with a unique angular fin amidships alongside her top deck. Following last years blowout season and a sustained demand for seclusion in the Covid era the charter industry is looking beyond the Med to a new destination.