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October 13, 2009 · about 17 years ago

S-East Asia Another Playground For Superyachts

South-East Asia could soon become another playground for cruise yachts like the Mediterranean or the Caribbean if industry players could coordinate their efforts in bringing superyachts traffic into the region, an international yacht conference here was told Tuesday. Singapore Minister of State for

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South-East Asia could soon become another playground for cruise yachts like the Mediterranean or the Caribbean if industry players could coordinate their efforts in bringing superyachts traffic into the region, an international yacht conference here was told Tuesday. Singapore Minister of State for Trade and Industry and Education, S. Iswaran, said the region already had a good marina network with many having the berthing capacity to welcome superyachts.

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