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Issue Focuses Editorial
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Publication
Date
Distribution
SIQ: 5 Refit and Repair 01/02/10 09/03/10 08/04/10 Italian Superyacht Forum, MYBA
Charter Show Genoa
SIQ: 6 Design 01/04/10 13/05/10 11/06/10 Newport Bucket
SIQ: 7 Charter and Broker 14/06/10 03/08/10 02/09/10 Monaco Yacht Show, METS, Global
Superyacht Forum, Fort Lauderdale
International Yacht Show
SIQ: 8 New Build 03/09/10 19/10/10 16/11/10 Superyacht Marketing Business
Forum, Antigua, St Maarten
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Core Readers............................................... Captains, Owners, Shipyard Management, Project Managers,
Engineers, Designers, Owner Representatives, Management
Companies
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Single Page................................. £2500
Outside Back Cover................... £3000
Inside Front Cover..................... £3000
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