The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Sea Changes Forum 2026 To All news 26 August 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. The Sea Changes Forum brings together yacht crew, regulators, training providers, industry leaders and key stakeholders to discuss the developments, challenges and opportunities shaping professional yachting. It provides a valuable platform for exchanging knowledge, hearing expert perspectives and ensuring the voices of those working within the industry remain part of the conversation. Following the Forum, from 6pm guests are invited to join the networking reception, offering further opportunities to exchange ideas, continue discussions and build valuable relationships across the yachting community. Date: Thursday, 24 September 2026 Time : 16:00 - 20:00 Venue: International Hydrographic Organization, 4 Quai Antoine 1er, 98000 Monaco ⚠️ no need to enter the MYS Agenda 15:30 Forum Registration Open , International Hydrographic Organisation, 4b Quai Antoine 1er, Monaco Welcome 15:55 Alicia Jordan , Sea Service and Development at Professional Yachting Association & Captain Dave Watkins, Deputy Director Maritime, CHIRP “Welcome” 16:00 Rear Admiral Luigi Sinapi , Secretary-General International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) “Welcome to the IHO.” Part One: Flag State Panel – Introduction and moderation by Dave (CHIRP) 16:05 Julian Smith , Regional Director, Europe, Middle East & Africa - Cayman Islands Shipping Registry “Voluntary Compliance – Raising the Bar” 16:10 Jef Van Rossum , Marine Investigator and Rene van der Voort , Senior Safety Manager, Yachts - Republic of the Marshall Islands Maritime Administrator “Yacht incident analysis and safety challenges” 16:20 Mark Savona, Safety Coordinator Technical Department Merchant Shipping Directorate Transport Malta “Flag State Updates” 16:25 Dylan Cocklan, Gibraltar Maritime Administration “Safety Management Beyond Compliance: A Flag State Perspective” 16:30 Chris Martin , Principal Surveyor Isle of Man Ship Registry “Flag State Updates” 16:35 Emeric Faure, Chef du Guichet Unique du Registre International Français “Introduction to the RIF, highlighting the working conditions of crew on board French yachts” Part Two: Training, crew working conditions and our seabed 17:00 Richard Falk , Director of Training and Qualifications for the Royal Yachting Associatio n “RYA Update from Training and Qualifications” 17:15 Joey Meen , Director of the International Association of Maritime Institutions (IAMI), Director of the IAMI GUEST Program, and President of the Superyacht Alliance for Professional Standards. “Evolving Professional Development for the Superyacht Industry” 17:30 Captain Javed Munir, Assistant Director for Seafarers Training, Safety and Health at the UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA). “Update on UK Seafaring Training.” 17:45 Sophie Peacey, Seafarer Living and Working Conditions Manager at UK Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA) “Latest MLC updates.” 18:00 Matthew Zimmerman, CEO and Co-Founder of FarSounder, Inc. "Safeguarding Whale Populations: The Yachting Community's Role in Conservation" 18:05 Adam Greenland , Director at the International Hydrographic Organisation (IHO) “Update on the IHO mapping.” 18:10 Social gathering SPONSORS VSF VSF has supplied fine wines to the yachting community for over 30 years. With more than 30,000 bottles in stock, the company offers immediate access to an extensive selection of the world’s finest wines. Its team of wine experts is available around the clock to respond to enquiries, while its dedicated fleet of vehicles and drivers ensures each order arrives on time and in perfect condition. BLUEWATER Bluewater has trained and recruited yacht crew for over 30 years and remains committed to maintaining high standards of excellence across the industry. Its comprehensive services cover crew training and recruitment, yacht management, charter services and yacht sales. 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Its core mission is to strengthen communication and collaboration between regulators, employers and educational organisations involved in delivering maritime training across the industry. MEMETTI SUPERYACHT Established in 2021 in Göcek, Memetti Superyacht Agency provides comprehensive support to yachts operating in Türkiye. From customs and immigration formalities to berth arrangements, provisioning, bunkering, technical coordination and VIP concierge services, the team manages every detail from arrival to departure. With a strong focus on reliability, efficiency and personalised assistance, Memetti helps captains and crew enjoy smooth, well-organised operations throughout their stay. MYBA Founded in 1984, MYBA is an international professional organisation comprising both corporate and individual members. Its mission is to inspire, support and empower professionals across the superyacht industry. The association promotes the highest standards of ethical conduct, equality, diversity and environmental responsibility, while encouraging knowledge-sharing, collaboration, strong professional relationships and continuous personal and professional development. SIRUS MARITIME Sirius Maritime Group is a dedicated yacht management company providing bespoke services that uphold the highest standards of safety, sustainability, and client satisfaction. Independent from brokerage activities, we offer unbiased guidance to yacht owners, captains and crew ensuring efficient, transparent, and reliable operations. WHITE ADMIN COMPANY The White Admin Company delivers discreet shoreside support to vessels from 40m to 80m operating worldwide — streamlining administrative, logistical, and compliance tasks. With over 20 years of purser experience, they provide proven systems, flexible service packages, and PAYG options that save time, optimise crew efficiency, and reduce onboard workload. OCTO MARINE Octo Marine is the market leader in the design, supply, and maintenance of water treatment products and services for the marine industry. We offer watermakers, softeners, drinking systems, pumps, water sterilization services, water analysis, and more. FARSOUNDER Since 2001, FarSounder has been a global leader in ocean exploration, developing innovative 3D Forward Looking Sonar (3D FLS) technology. Their advanced navigation systems do more than guide vessels safely from point A to point B, they protect what matters most. By creating patented technology that paints a clear real-time picture of underwater obstacles and the seabed, FarSounder helps captains avoid collisions and groundings. This crucial visibility prevents costly property damage and saves human and marine lives alike. Join the Conversation The PYA looks forward to welcoming guests to Monaco for an afternoon of informed discussion, meaningful connections and industry collaboration at the 2026 Sea Changes Forum . For any questions regarding the event, please contact pya@pya.org . Interested in sponsoring the 2026 Sea Changes Forum? Sponsoring the Sea Changes Forum is an opportunity to position your brand alongside the conversations, ideas and initiatives driving meaningful change across the industry. Sponsors gain exposure to yacht crew, industry leaders, decision-makers and key stakeholders, while demonstrating their commitment to shaping the future of yachting. As the industry continues to evolve, being present at the Sea Changes Forum means contributing to the discussion, supporting progress and ensuring your organisation is part of the changes ahead. To explore the available sponsorship opportunities, please contact Sophie at office@pya.org 5 More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more

Resolutions, detoxes and diets...How's it going? Are you living in a haze of green smoothies and dawn yoga sessions, or have you fallen off the wagon and eaten half the crew mess Pringles? The Weight of Expectations - Yacht crew & eating disorders To All news 8 April 2021 If you’re locked down in a port or shipyard, maybe getting fit is the only thing you can do right now, but fad diets are ever present, aren't they? In this privileged world of yachting, food is abundant, there are lunch and dinner buffets, crew mess cupboards bursting with snacks, leftover guest lobster… and it’s ironic that amidst all this glorious food, many of us are trying very hard not to eat it. Continue reading here . Author: The K Flag More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more

Research and surveys are carried out on a regular basis by the PYA to learn about yachting industry issues from crew retention and recruitment through to safety, welfare and new technologies. The PYA provides a unique research and insights service that gives brands and organisations the ability to survey our members on a wide range of yachting industry related issues. Over the years, the PYA has carried out numerous surveys to better understand how yachting crews have been impacted by industry changes such as the introduction of new regulations, employment laws and more. Our dedicated research team develops tailored surveys on a regular basis which allows public bodies, organisations and businesses to gain important feedback from yachting professionals, enabling them to make key decisions on upcoming projects, services and legislative changes. Examples of previous surveys Sexual Harassment in Yachting 2018 Study Understanding the impact of new certification requirements on yacht captains The current mental state of yachting crews and associated welfare issues What yachting crews are looking for when it comes to seeking new employment Surveys can be conducted throughout the year with questions developed in alignment with your objectives. Guidance is also provided on how to get the most qualified responses. Survey partners can also benefit from the following options Bespoke surveys targeted at specific members PYA data sorting an analysis Expert advice on creating the ideal survey Co-branded published reports PR and communications activities to highlight published findings If you are seeking to gain unique insights from the yachting industry, we can help. Get in contact with our research team to find out how you can conduct your first survey with us. Email: research@pya.org For research partners only Carry out survey Learn more about the yachting industry Become a member Research & Insights Research and surveys are carried out on a regular basis by the PYA to learn about yachting industry issues from crew retention and recruitment through to safety, welfare and new technologies. To All services Discover our plans to get access to all the services we provide. Become a member

The yachting industry has always been very discreet, largely unknown to the general public. The seizing of yachts of Russian oligarchs has placed our industry on the front page of mainstream media, from CNN to the FT, opening it up to public scrutiny. Yachting and Public Opinion - Rough Seas Ahead? To All news 6 October 2022 The yachting industry has always been very discreet, largely unknown to the general public. The seizing of yachts of Russian oligarchs has placed our industry on the front page of mainstream media, from CNN to the FT, opening it up to public scrutiny. Since then, a number of initiatives have recently been launched which will impact the way we operate: In 2023, the Maritime industry will be included in the EU Emissions Trading Scheme. Yachts are - for the time being - excluded. However, powerful environmental NGOs are lobbying the European Commission to include yachting in the new scheme. In July 2022, a private initiative to track the routes of superyachts and calculate their greenhouse gas emissions was launched. It is drawing much interest and public support (this follows a similar initiative tracking private jets owned by Elon Musk , other businessmen and artists). On 24thSeptember 2022, climate activists blocked a quayside in Port Vauban (Antibes) - one of the most popular superyacht marinas in the Mediterranean, to protest against what they deem to be ultra-rich ‘climate criminals'. The above projects/actions are firmly establishing Yachting in the "court of public opinion". Collectively, we cannot ignore these issues and requests for public accountability. Individually, we are all custodians of the image of our industry and there is much we can do to improve the public image of yachting, thus consolidating our “license to operate.” Watch my interview with Yachting International Radio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7G42Wzp9b-E Photo credit: Courrier Picard More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more

It’s mid-season and you feel like you’ve got much more than you’ve bargained for. The idea of a glamorous, well-paid career on a luxurious yacht have long gone. You’re working long hours, jumping through every hoop imaginable and tensions onboard are at an all time boiling point. But unlike everyone else, you’re feeling on edge, trapped without... Struggling to keep your head above water? To All news 24 August 2019 It’s mid-season and you feel like you’ve got much more than you’ve bargained for. The idea of a glamorous, well-paid career on a luxurious yacht have long gone. You’re working long hours, jumping through every hoop imaginable and tensions onboard are at an all time boiling point. But unlike everyone else, you’re feeling on edge, trapped without anyone to talk to or so wound up and exhausted that you can’t sleep at night... You're not alone. Depression, anxiety and other mental health conditions aren’t unique to the yachting industry, but working long hours coupled with increased feelings of isolation when living out at sea can contribute to mental illness. With the help of our digitally connected world, yacht crew can now access mental health support from any location at any time. If you need urgent support, no matter where you are, here are some mental crisis support services: ISWAN (International Seafarers Network and Assistance) is a charity supporting all seafarers in the world. ISWAN has developed a 24/7, confidential and multilingual support service to deal with urgent emotional issues - Seafarerhelp . BetterHelp is an affordable online service which provides professional counselling and support via video conference, telephone, live chat or messaging. NHS Recommended Apps -The National Health Service UK has recommended a range of mental health support apps which include resources and tools to help manage mental health. In addition to these services, the PYA has been campaigning to raise awareness and remove the stigma associated with mental and emotional issues. We recently joined forces to host the mental health awareness event, ‘Life is for Living’, in Palma Mallorca. Following its success, we would like to host more events to help support global yacht crew in predominant yachting hubs. To find out about our upcoming event in a port near you, join the event’s Facebook page . To learn more about this event and our mental health campaign, read our most recent Yachting Matters article . Image credit: Photo by Ian Espinosa on Unsplash More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more

Discover how our actions go beyond membership to strengthen the entire yachting sector. PYA - the Voice of yacht crew To All news 5 August 2025 Discover how our actions go beyond membership to strengthen the entire yachting sector. This article published in Superyacht News in July 2025, sheds some light on the scope of our activities, including the fundamental behind-the -scenes role the PYA plays in yacht crew representation with regulators. We hope you will find it informative and, if so, feel free to forward it to your own network: Link: https://www.superyachtnews.com/operations/speaking-with-one-voice The article in Superyacht News More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more

Four buoys are now operational in Cannes and Antibes and available to book through the DONIA App. This new device avoids the immersion of concrete blocks and limits the impact on the bottom. UPDATE - Installation of Mooring Buoys To All news 9 August 2022 Four buoys are now operational in Cannes and Antibes and available to book through the DONIA App. The Donia Mooring boxes are designed to support 10 tons of forces (the tension exerted by a 70m yacht undergoing a 50km/h wind). The anchoring system is composed of a metallic frame fixed on the bottom. This new device avoids the immersion of concrete blocks and limits the impact on the bottom. They are located: • Buoy N°1 - NW of Sainte-Marguerite island under the Royal Fort • Buoy N°2 - SW of Sainte-Marguerite island in front of the “Pointe du Dragon ” • Buoys N°3 and N°4 are located in the Gulf of Juan The installation of 11 mooring buoys is still planned for the near future. These buoys will be located mainly in the bay of Eze/Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Golfe-Juan. These buoy systems can be booked directly on the Donia application. The booking procedure can be seen here . More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more

With the number of yachties in the industry growing year-on-year, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to stand out when applying for a job. When starting out, the majority of green crew already hold the basic required courses, so it’s important to continue your professional development - especially if you have a number of years’ experience... Top 10 Courses to Boost your Yachting Career To All news 5 December 2019 With the number of yachties in the industry growing year-on-year, it’s becoming increasingly difficult to stand out when applying for a job. When starting out, the majority of green crew already hold the basic required courses, so it’s important to continue your professional development - especially if you have a number of years’ experience - to work your way up the yachting ranks. We’ve put together a list of some of the best complimentary courses to develop your yachting career and help your CV stand out when applying for your next job. These include: 1. Tender or Powerboat handling Get the skills and background knowledge needed to drive a powerboat, including launching and recovery, boat handling, securing to a buoy, anchoring, leaving and coming alongside and man overboard. 2. Personal watercraft (PWC) courses PWC courses are mandatory for crew to handle PWCs (jet ski’s) for recreational and transport purposes. Many yachts also become certified as RYA PWC training schools to ensure all jet ski operation for guests is legitimate. 3. Helicopter training (Heli-ops) There’s a wide range of safety and operational challenges for crew working on yachts with helipads. These courses teach the firefighting and helipad procedure skills that are necessary to ensure maximum safety. 4. Diving certificate All-encompassing diving courses are a great addition to yacht crew CVs and can be beneficial for recreation and rescue purposes. 5. AEC (Approved Engine Course) This introductory engineering course can open doors and get your foot on the passerelle as it’s useful for crew who have non-yachting engineering qualifications. 6. Yacht Rating Certificate (YRC) Some vessels require crew to have a Yacht Rating Certificate as part of their safe manning requirements. The PYA issues these certificates to verify basic safety training as well as yacht and sea service time. To get one read here. 7. Wind and kite surfing course Wind and kite surfing are excellent recreational activities due to the small size they pack down to. They also allow crew and guests to access secluded seaside spots. 8. Beverage courses Complimentary beverage courses are a great way to add arsenal to any interior crew’s CV, including cocktails/mixology, wine appreciation and barista training. 9. Leadership/management courses Learn how to prioritise tasks, motivate individuals and foster an effective team ethic - applicable to all interior and exterior crew roles. 10. International car driving license Many superyachts have their own vehicles to transport guests to and from ports. Having an international driving license can be a big advantage as it allows crew to collect provisions and transport guests to restaurants, tourist spots and airports. For more information about training and certification, please contact srb@pya . org . For tailored advice to interior training and certification, contact interior@pya.org . More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more

MHG Insurance introduced crew benefits to the marine industry in 1991 and have since grown into a multi-discipline marine insurance brokerage and adviser. MHG is now recognized internationally for developing innovative crew insurance programs for cruise lines, superyachts and commercial vessels worldwide. Our expertise in this specialised area is regularly utilised as a resource by clients, helping them interpret and stay up to date on regulations and legislation affecting the marine industry, especially in crew employment matters. While we are very proud of this, we believe that what sets us apart is the excellence of service provided to each client from inquiry stage, through the claims process and beyond. Our close relationship with the world’s leading insurance markets, combined with an outstanding service team, has positioned MHG as the marine industry’s authority on crew insurance. With offices located in Ft. Lauderdale, Isle of Man, and Hamburg, we are well placed to support vessel owners’ insurance requirements in major centres of marine activity. MHG Insurance MHG Insurance introduced crew benefits to the marine industry in 1991 and have since grown into a multi-discipline marine insurance brokerage and adviser. MHG is now recognized internationally for developing innovative crew insurance programs for cruise lines, superyachts and commercial vessels worldwide. Visit website Back to All Partners Become a member and enjoy the exclusive offers from our partners. Become a member

Aquator Marine was founded based on the belief that the power of yacht management software is becoming increasingly more essential. Its mission is to revolutionise the way people manage their yachts in a safer, more cost-effective and interactive way. New PYA Partner - Aquator Marine To All news 25 July 2022 The PYA would like to welcome our newest partner Aquator Marine , headquartered in Singapore, which develops Yacht Management Software with a fully configurable, collaborative and digitally secure web and mobile application. It consists of extensively customisable components that can be seamlessly imported, edited and organised. The application allows for personalisation so you can make requests, plan projects, assign tasks and collaborate to track progress and more. Everything can be managed through your phone! The Yacht Management Software helps with the day-to-day management of a vessel, accounting, insurance, crew, and ISM advice. It is also possible to manage all your crew's information in one place and generate reports to export all your data. Yacht Management software reimagined is here! Aquator is designed for yacht owners, captains, crew and companies to support complex workflows. Contact them by email for more information or a free demo. More news Sea Changes Forum 2026 highlights - Navigating the future of yachting The PYA Sea Changes Forum 2026, held on 24 September at the IHO in Monaco, brought together Flag States, maritime authorities and industry experts to address critical yachting updates, safety compliance, crew training and welfare, and ocean stewardship initiatives. Read more Sea Changes Forum 2026 The PYA is pleased to invite you to the 2026 Sea Changes Forum, taking place on Thursday, 24 September 2026, at the International Hydrographic Organization (IHO) in Monaco, during the Monaco Yacht Show. Read more Upcoming Webinar: Water Safety On Yachts The Professional Yachting Association is pleased to invite yacht crew and industry professionals to an upcoming live webinar dedicated to Water Safety On Yachts, taking place on 10 June 2026 from 15:00 to 16:00CET. Led by recognised experts in water management and regulatory compliance, this session will explore the common bacteria found in vessel water systems, the risks they pose to crew, guests and operations, and the practical measures that can be implemented to maintain safe onboard water standards. Read more