
Katia Damborsky
Digital Editor at Boat International
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
forbes.com | Katia Damborsky
The yachting market has been buoyant over the last few years, with more and more people looking to get out on the water and experience life at sea, either by buying a yacht or renting one as part of a private charter. In fact, 2021 saw a record-breaking number of yachts above 82-feet change hands, according to superyacht intelligence platform SuperYacht iQ.
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2 weeks ago |
boatinternational.com | Katia Damborsky
Touted as a "seaborne laboratory" the 67-metre steam-powered Elettra was the backbone of some of the most important advances in radio transmissions to date. So how did she end up sunk, scrapped and proudly displayed in the middle of a roundabout in Italy? When the Titanic sunk in 1912, the ship's captain sent out a distress signal via radio. Famously, only one ship answered; but that ship was responsible for saving the lives of 706 souls on board.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.es | Ana Mones Cazon |Katia Damborsky |Javier Ortega Figueiral |Claudia Sacrest Martos
La aclamada serie de entretenimiento The White Lotus (2021) de HBO se vuelve aún más entretenida ahora que la impresionante villa de Gary en Phuket, Tailandia se puede alquilar. Si bien no sabremos hasta el 6 de abril por qué sucedió el tiroteo de esta tercera temporada, el precio de la mansión de ensueño no es un misterio: son 13.650 dólares los que hay que pagar por noche en la villa Amaravida. Un precio que solo podrían permitirse los personajes de esta serie.
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.es | Nacho Gómez |Katia Damborsky |Bill Springer
La gente de BSK Marine, con astillero griego conocido más habitualmente por las lanchas inflables (gomonas en nuestras costas y RIBs en las extranjeras) se han lanzado al mundo de los barcos más lujosos con el lanzamiento del Zyara 44, construido en Turquía y que si por algo llama la atención es por su prodigiosa velocidad punta, ya que está diseñado para alcanzar los 74 nudos (137 kilómetros por hora).
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3 weeks ago |
forbes.com.au | Felipe Schrieberg |Katia Damborsky |Michael Swartz
Published on March 28, 2025 This morning, the BBC broke a story (now on the front page of its website) about Scotch whisky cask investment fraudsters. The investigation uncovered scams totalling several million pounds where victims were sold overpriced or non-existent casks of Scotch whisky, with some casks fraudulently resold multiple times.
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