
The charter market: what brokers are watching
Forget the headlines about the superyacht market. These are the signals that actually change what a charter broker does on a Monday morning.
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Forget the headlines about the superyacht market. These are the signals that actually change what a charter broker does on a Monday morning.
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Eight guests, one week, the South of France, a stated budget of €100,000. Follow the actual sequence of work that turns an enquiry into a signed contract and a happy client.
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The glamorous part of this job lasts about twenty minutes. The rest is logistics, numbers and follow-up, and the rest is what keeps the clients.
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Three letters cause more client confusion than anything else in charter brokerage. Here is what APA means, where VAT fits, and how to explain both without losing the deal.
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Brokerages do not hire qualifications, they hire judgement and reliability. Here is how to prove both when your CV has never touched a yacht.
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A boat show is not a holiday with yachts. Used properly, it is the fastest relationship-building tool in the industry. Used badly, it is an expensive walk.
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