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ONBOARD MAGAZINE

Valbonne, France

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ONBOARD Magazine is a publication exclusively for professional superyacht consultants and experts. The company manages various ship and port types, particularly superyachts. It offers articles on topics such as Yachthandhabung, Marine-Stabilisierungstechnologien, and Marina-Infrastruktur. ONBOARD Magazine works with brands and manufacturers like MMH Malta and VMG Astilleros de Sagunto. The company is certified according to the standards of class Sylvox TV and operates in various locations including Greece, Malta, and Spain. ONBOARD Magazine was not explicitly dated with a founding year but has been offering different issues since 2026.

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