Princess Yachts Opens New Region
November 4, 2026
Regional sales director Thomas Richardson calls the appointment of dealer Crystal Yachts Georgia in the Black Sea region an “exciting milestone.”
Regional sales director Thomas Richardson calls the appointment of dealer Crystal Yachts Georgia in the Black Sea region an “exciting milestone.”
Terri McCollin joins the company with more than 20 years of PR experience.
For key Asian markets, the builder will adopt a direct sales and service operation through Princess Yachts Asia in Hong Kong.
David King grew Marine Projects, which he co-founded in 1965, into the British yacht builder.
Introducing the new addition to the Princess V Class range for 2019 – the flagship, the Princess V78.
Princess Yachts unveiled its first photos of the Princess 62, an addition to the British company’s flybridge range.
The new Princess 62 will make its world debut Sept. 12-17 at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
U.K. builder brings artisans to Miami Beach to showcase the craftsmanship that sets the brand apart
A group of fraudsters siphoned more than 1 million pounds from Princess Yachts by setting up fake companies and billing contractors for “doing nothing.”
Glyn Thompson, 57, allegedly channeled tens of thousands of pounds through a firm he controlled into his bank account.
Regional sales director Thomas Richardson calls the appointment of dealer Crystal Yachts Georgia in the Black Sea region an “exciting milestone.”
Terri McCollin joins the company with more than 20 years of PR experience.
For key Asian markets, the builder will adopt a direct sales and service operation through Princess Yachts Asia in Hong Kong.
David King grew Marine Projects, which he co-founded in 1965, into the British yacht builder.
Introducing the new addition to the Princess V Class range for 2019 – the flagship, the Princess V78.
Princess Yachts unveiled its first photos of the Princess 62, an addition to the British company’s flybridge range.
The new Princess 62 will make its world debut Sept. 12-17 at the Cannes Yachting Festival.
U.K. builder brings artisans to Miami Beach to showcase the craftsmanship that sets the brand apart
A group of fraudsters siphoned more than 1 million pounds from Princess Yachts by setting up fake companies and billing contractors for “doing nothing.”
Glyn Thompson, 57, allegedly channeled tens of thousands of pounds through a firm he controlled into his bank account.
