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January 5, 2008 · about 18 years ago

Britannia returns to rule the waves luxuriously

A British-built £6m superyacht is set to dominate this week’s London boat show. But there is plenty to attract sailors of more modest means too, writes Simon Kurs. The luxury boat market has long been dominated by prestige foreign marques such as Feretti and Riva, but visitors to this week’s London

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A British-built £6m superyacht is set to dominate this week’s London boat show. But there is plenty to attract sailors of more modest means too, writes Simon Kurs. The luxury boat market has long been dominated by prestige foreign marques such as Feretti and Riva, but visitors to this week’s London boat show will witness Britannia ruling the waves once more, as a homegrown yacht takes centre stage.

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