Webinar - Emerging Superyacht Destinations in Latin America
26 October 2021
The New Proposal For Emerging Superyacht Destinations In Latin America
PYA Partners, Galapagos Yacht Services join Origen Escapes, Norton Lilly International (Panama) and Maritima Interoceanica to introduce the Latin American Alliance and the wonders of each of their three destinations.
Learn more about these emerging yachting destinations - Panama, Galapagos Islands and Costa Rica.
Discover Galapagos away from the ordinary
If you are considering cruising in the region, Galapagos Yacht Services, a Yacht Support Agency, can design individual itineraries according to a client’s brief. They work closely and exclusively with the National Park officials and the most experienced highly-qualified guides, allowing them to consider areas and experiences off the beaten track.
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Our annual Christmas Ball is Back Again!
Get ready for an unforgettable evening at the 2024 PYA Christmas Ball, returning to the iconic Martinez in Cannes December 6th! Join us as we celebrate a year of incredible industry achievements, bringing together delegates and leaders from across the yachting world to honour progress, connect, and set our sights on the future.
PYA response to ISS From the Bridge article
"There is no second shift" perfectly summarises the growing challenge in the yachting industry: balancing unlimited guest expectations with limited crew resources. As yachts get smaller, the ability to deliver exceptional experiences while adhering to the Maritime Labour Convention (MLC) becomes increasingly difficult. Even on larger yachts, extended guest occupancy and short turnaround times strain compliance with work and rest regulations.
Fatigue in Captaincy and PYA initiatives
An Update From The Bridge - an article written by the Captain's Committee of the ISS.
The PYA’s mission is “to represent the interests of Professional Yacht Crew and to encourage and maintain the highest professional standards”.
For this reason, we have been talking with Captains and crew in the yachting industry to better understand some of the current issues we are facing: