The leading service provider, Asia Pacific Superyachts (APS), is once again participating in the Singapore Yacht Show, running until Sunday, April 26, 2015. APS experts are on hand at the North American Boat Services/ APS #K45 Stand, sharing with visitors to the Show information about new APS expansion, as well as new safe and breath-taking cruising grounds as the APS Network expands into the Pacific from Asia.
Luxury charter yacht Noble House in the beautiful South Pacific yacht charter location – Fiji – Photo by Ming Nomchong and Luke Henkel
New locations belonging to APS now include: APS New Zealand, APS Tahiti, APS Fiji and APS Philippines. APS Regions agents throughout Asia and the Pacific now cover 17 regions in 15 countries: Andaman Islands & India, Borneo; Cambodia; Fiji; Hong Kong; Indonesia; Koh Samui, Thailand; Langkawi, Malaysia; Maldives; Myanmar; New Zealand; Phuket, Thailand; Philippines; Seychelles; Sri Lanka; Singapore and Tahiti.
During the Show, APS agency experts are demonstrating videos and providing inside information of Asia – Pacific’s cruising and destination planning, of the many safe and amazing cruising grounds in these beautiful locations.
Fiji ‘Bay of Islands’ – Courtesy of Fiji Tourism
Asia Pacific Superyacht Singapore’s Scott Walker coordinated the APS Stand at the Singapore Yacht Show, and notes, “As a member of AYSS and as a founding member of the Superyacht Singapore Association (SSA), my motivation and that of Asia Pacific Superyachts collectively, is to strongly support the Superyacht industry in Asia. From my vantage point in Singapore and that of my APS colleagues, many clients aren’t familiar with the area and have very specific needs and desires which are much different from what goes on here in Asia and the Pacific region. We want to share this input and information with our APS Stand visitors.”
Asia Pacific Superyachts Fiji represents the latest member of the top Superyacht agency in the Asia – Pacific region and the ‘Missing Link’ in the APS network. Superyachts can now transit from Panama and be covered by the APS network from Tahiti, Fiji, New Zealand, Indonesia,Singapore, Thailand and onwards throughout the complete Asia – Pacific Region.
