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INTERNATIONAL SEA PRESS

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International Sea Press is an Italian magazine focused on the maritime industry, covering topics such as boat tests, interviews, and exclusive investigations on yachts, boats, ports, shipyards, naval architects, and yacht designers. The magazine also provides information on tax matters related to nautical activities, new materials, and construction techniques for vessels like gommies, super-ribs, and sailboats. It has over 30 years of experience in the industry, as evidenced by its coverage of SACS Hyper 5 S, an iconic boat created by a shipyard. The magazine offers online shopping and focuses on various events such as boat shows, charters, and design awards.

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