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NEXT GREAT HARBOUR? CHINA’S GREATER BAY AREA HAS TOOLS TO BE A YACHT HUB: INDUSTRY VETERAN

1 min read • 41 mins ago • News - South China Morning Post • [src]
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News - South China Morning PostNEXT GREAT HARBOUR? CHINA’S GREATER BAY AREA HAS TOOLS TO BE A YACHT HUB: INDUSTRY VETERAN41 mins ago

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From wealth and waterways to manufacturing, the Greater Bay Area possesses the essential ingredients to become an international yacht hub, with the integrated economic and business zone having more to offer than many… Luxury vessels could help unlock demand for the economy, and with its manifold strengths, Hong Kong could make a splash and turn the bay area’s potential into reality, said Paul Brackley, CEO of yachting consultancy…

News - South China Morning Post reports that from wealth and waterways to manufacturing, the Greater Bay Area possesses the essential ingredients to become an international yacht hub, with the integrated economic and business zone having more to offer than many…

The report adds: Luxury vessels could help unlock demand for the economy, and with its manifold strengths, Hong Kong could make a splash and turn the bay area’s potential into reality, said Paul Brackley, CEO of yachting consultancy…

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