YACHTING NEWS

Industry Editorial

The Stories And Voices
Shaping Yachting

Yachting News is the editorial home of Yachting International Radio, delivering independent yachting news, superyacht industry insight, and maritime coverage for a global audience.

Covering crew welfare, leadership, refit, technology, regulation, sustainability, yacht ownership, boating, and marine innovation, Yachting News brings together credible perspectives from across the people, companies, and conversations shaping the industry.

Updated multiple times each week, the platform extends the reach of Yachting International Radio and Yachting Channel through editorial features, podcasts, interviews, and global distribution across major audio, video, and digital platforms.

Superyacht Laundry

Superyacht Laundry takes you behind the scenes of life onboard, spotlighting the untold stories, challenges, and expertise of women in yachting. Hosted by Cherise Reedman, founder of Pearls of Wisdom, each episode brings candid conversations, practical insights, and real experiences from the crew who keep superyachts running smoothly—onboard and beyond.

Crew Health Cannot Wait: Do It For Gem And The Screening Message Yachting Needs To Hear

Crew health cannot wait. This editorial honours Gemma Willis, The Floating Florista, and the work of The Floating Florista Foundation, highlighting cervical screening, women’s health, routine medical checks, and why crew welfare must include preventative healthcare at sea.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

3 days ago7 min read

Yacht Crew Rights: What Crew Need To Know Before Something Goes Wrong

Yacht crew rights matter before a crisis begins. This editorial explores crew contracts, jurisdiction, NDAs, onboard reporting, evidence, union support, and why legal awareness is essential for a safer, more professional superyacht industry.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

May 309 min read

Ruth Douglas of Heirlooms discussing luxury linens and Royal Warrant craftsmanship for superyachts on the Superyacht Laundry podcast hosted by Cherise Reedman

Heirlooms and the Craft of Luxury Linens Behind the Superyacht Experience

Ruth Douglas, Managing Director of Heirlooms, shares the story behind the British company’s renowned luxury linens and how Royal Warrants, textile craftsmanship, and bespoke manufacturing have made Heirlooms a trusted supplier for superyachts, luxury residences, and aviation. The conversation explores the realities of supplying yacht interiors, the truth about thread count, and why durability, quality fibres, and expert weaving remain the foundation of true luxury linens.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Mar 106 min read

Superyacht Laundry podcast artwork featuring host Cherise Reedman and guest Lydia Moss discussing the future of yachting and yacht management.

The Changing Reality of Yacht Management in a More Complex Industry

As yachting enters a more complex and technology-driven era, yacht management is no longer a background function but a defining force. This piece explores how modern vessels, emerging technologies, and operational realities are reshaping the way the industry functions behind the scenes.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Jan 283 min read

Superyacht Laundry podcast artwork featuring Cherise Reedman and guest Xanthe Bowater discussing crew wellbeing in yachting, silence, leadership gaps, and the impact on yacht crew welfare.

Crew Wellbeing in Yachting: Why the Industry Is Still Playing Catch Up

Crew wellbeing in yachting remains uneven, with silence, leadership gaps, and outdated systems continuing to impact crew welfare and retention onboard.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Jan 214 min read

Portrait graphic of Cherise Reedman, host of the Superyacht Laundry podcast, alongside a featured image of Amelia Hilton Pierce of CrewPass, discussing crew safety, vetting, and accountability in the yachting industry.

Crew Safety in Yachting: Why Vetting, Trust, and Accountability Can No Longer Be Optional

Crew safety in yachting is still too often assumed rather than structured. As yachts grow larger and operations more complex, inconsistent vetting and weak accountability expose crews and owners alike to unnecessary risk. This editorial explores why trust must be supported by systems, and why professional standards must evolve alongside modern yachting.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Jan 155 min read

Portrait of Caroline Blatter on Trusted Voices episode banner for the Superyacht Laundry Podcast, featuring a light editorial aesthetic with gold spheres and host credit to Cherise Reedman.

Caroline Blatter: Trust, Loss and the Superyacht Services Guide Story

Caroline Blatter opens 2026 as one of the Trusted Voices in yachting. The Founder and Director of the Superyacht Services Guide shares how real experience guides captains toward fair and verified yacht services. Her story blends loss, legacy and what the industry still gets right. A measured reminder that reputation matters more than applause.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Jan 73 min read

Medical On Board: Inside the World of Maritime Medicine

Medical On Board explores how MedAire equips superyachts with life-saving telemedicine, training, and mental-health support—proving that safety at sea depends as much on preparation as it does on technology.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Oct 14, 20253 min read

UKSA’s Cadetship: From Island Roots to Global Crew Futures

Discover how UKSA’s cadetship is shaping future yacht crew. Lauren Saltonstall reveals how the Isle of Wight program blends training, mentorship, and lifelong career support for superyacht professionals.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Sep 16, 20253 min read

Marathon for Mental Health: Crew Supporting Crew, One Step at a Time

The Marathon for Mental Health is uniting yacht crew worldwide from October 10–31, 2025. Led by Mel White of Seas the Mind, this flexible challenge invites crews to walk, run, or hike a marathon distance while raising vital funds for ISWAN’s 24/7 Yacht Crew Help service. With global meet-ups, team spirit, and practical onboard support tools, it’s crew caring for crew — one step at a time.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Sep 2, 20252 min read

Superyacht Laundry podcast artwork featuring Laura McKnight, a former superyacht spa therapist turned yoga and wellness professional, hosted by Cherise Reedman.

Superyacht Burnout, Bali, And The Reset Crew Rarely Give Themselves

After 12 years at sea, spa therapist Laura McKnight traded superyachts for Bali, chasing healing over hustle. What began as burnout led to a bold reinvention—and a new mission to help other crew slow down, reset, and reconnect.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Aug 19, 20254 min read

Empowering Women in Yachting: Training, Growth, and Building Stronger Crews

The interior crew are the face of any yacht — yet often the least supported when it comes to training and career progression. Industry leader Gemma Hulbert is changing that, championing equal opportunities, professional confidence, and wellbeing for stewardesses worldwide. From mastering technical skills to setting boundaries and building leadership, her approach empowers women in yachting to thrive at sea and beyond.

Superyacht Laundry

Yachting International Radio

Aug 12, 20254 min read

YACHTING NEWS

Industry Editorial

The Stories And Voices Shaping Yachting

Superyacht Laundry

Crew Health Cannot Wait: Do It For Gem And The Screening Message Yachting Needs To Hear

Yacht Crew Rights: What Crew Need To Know Before Something Goes Wrong

Heirlooms and the Craft of Luxury Linens Behind the Superyacht Experience

The Changing Reality of Yacht Management in a More Complex Industry

Crew Wellbeing in Yachting: Why the Industry Is Still Playing Catch Up

Crew Safety in Yachting: Why Vetting, Trust, and Accountability Can No Longer Be Optional

Caroline Blatter: Trust, Loss and the Superyacht Services Guide Story

Medical On Board: Inside the World of Maritime Medicine

UKSA’s Cadetship: From Island Roots to Global Crew Futures

Marathon for Mental Health: Crew Supporting Crew, One Step at a Time

Superyacht Burnout, Bali, And The Reset Crew Rarely Give Themselves

Empowering Women in Yachting: Training, Growth, and Building Stronger Crews

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