The Superyacht Owner’s VIP Lounge returns to Monaco Yacht Show this year, open for the first three days of the show, from 23 – 25 September 2015. Now in its fourth year, the lounge is firmly established as the ultimate oasis away from the hectic atmosphere of Monaco Yacht Show.
The Superyacht Owner’s VIP Lounge will once again be held at Virage Restaurant, located moments away from the main entrance of the show on Quai Albert. The exclusive lounge provides guests with an air-conditioned, calm environment for business meetings and an intimate venue to network, whilst experiencing five-star hospitality. This year, the lounge will be open for a longer period, with guests able to join us from 9.30am to enjoy breakfast, lunch and afternoon tea. New for 2015, the VIP Lounge will also host evening social events, each with a distinct theme and unique guest list.
To ensure exclusivity throughout the three days, access is limited to lounge partners, their guests, and those who meet a strict criteria. If you are an UHNWI, superyacht owner, charter client, independent owner representative, captain or active project manager, registration is now open here.
Asia Pacific Superyachts invites visitors to stop by the APS Stand QH28 during the Monaco Yacht Show September 23-26, 2015. Agents representing 17 areas throughout Asia and the Pacific welcome visitors and share new destination information. The Stand will be located at Quai de l’Hirondelle close to the Yacht Club de Monaco and near one of the main entrances to the show, the Quai Louis II entrance.
APS director, Captain Charlie Dwyer, invites superyacht captains, owners and yacht management company managers to stop by for refreshments and to meet the team. To arrange a personal meeting with one of the APS team members, or if interested in APS services within a specific region, email charlie@asia-pacific-superyachts.com. The APS exhibit will provide a relaxed and casual setting where visitors can informally approach and tap in to the team’s vast amount of information, insight and the local knowledge of their regions.