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Cyprus Yachting Magazine

Cyprus’ first established and specialized magazine for yachting is now available in English and Greek.
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The magazine is distributed as a print version at Limassol Boat Show and it is free to read as an electronic media from www.cyprusyachtingmagazine.com Cyprus Yachting Magazine is for sailors, reporting on everything from the marine sector to training in Cyprus to Olympic status. Mission
To cover the best sporting activities in Cyprus and around the world as best as we can, and to share our passion

with you for sailing racing and so much more. To inspire people to join in the sport, and for all of us involved in sailing yachting boating, to inform, inspire, motivate and help everyone gain as much enjoyment from their sailing as possible.

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Limassol
3065

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Monday	09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
Thursday	09:00 - 17:00
Friday	09:00 - 17:00

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http://www.cyprusyachtingmagazine.com/

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Cyprus Yachting Magazine

Dear readers, Blue growth seems to progress with very important projects all over the island. Particularly the pleasure boats sector, the dock sites and the large-scale projects along the coasts of Cyprus give us a pretext for the future development that we will see in our island.

Once inadequate facilities for the hospitality and maintenance of large pleasure boats have been modified and modernized, and are ready to accommodate almost all sizes of boats for maintenance.

The very friendly and advantageous Cypriot flag is also a pole of attraction for private boats. Whereas, with the operation of Limassol Marina and the forthcoming construction of other marinas (Ayia Napa-Larnaka-Paphos) it is estimated that Cyprus will have all the advantages to attract a significant part of marine tourism all year round.

Of course, the local development in our country is part of the global development in the shipping industry and especially in yachts. In all boat shows in Europe and the rest of the world, there is a serious recovery and increase in both sales and interest. Particularly encouraging is the fact that, the interest of consumers comes from young people.

Thus, as well as the shipyards driven by increased demand and through a nice competition, they present increasingly better products and services and invest considerable amounts and time in meeting the needs of their customers.

The increase in Mega yachts, which for the first time shows enough vessels over 100 feet to make their appearance in the Eastern Mediterranean, is also important.

Naturally, in every positive aspect, there is also the provocative attitude of our neighbours on issues of exclusive economic zone and instability in the Middle East and especially in Syria.

Cyprus, however, as a European station can offer stability, security and take advantage of perhaps a significant movement of yachts from the Middle East to Europe.

Let us hope that the tension in the Middle East will soon be reduced and a political stability will come about, which will also contribute to a broader development of the Eastern Mediterranean.

Yours sincerely,

Aristos Aristidou Pavlos Neophytou