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Stress-Free Tipping: How to Determine Tip for Your Crew That's something almost every yacht charter guest wonders. ing to the Mediterranean Yacht Brokers Association (MYBA) tipping guidelines, the general rule is to tip between 10% and 15% of your weekly charter fee, excluding running expenses and taxes.

With a crewed yacht charter, any food and beverages throughout your vacation will be covered in your Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA). Paid before the charter, this sum covers any additional costs incurred throughout the vacation, including fuel, berthing fees, and food and drink.

The barefoot rule for yachts and boats alike is an age-old practice made to keep the teak decks undamaged, and dirty soles away from the clean and sparkling floor. Commonly, shoes stay outside the cabin, and no shoes are worn on deck, also.

The crew will take care of sailing, maintenance, cooking and cleaning. The shopping is usually done before you set off - simply fill out the preferences form, and the crew will stock the yacht with any food or drinks you would like on board.

High-water mark indexing is used in investment management to calculate the performance fees charged by hedge funds or other investment funds. It is designed to ensure that the fund manager is only rewarded for generating positive returns for investors.

The high-water mark principle is to ensure that the manager does not get paid performance fee for recent poor performance. If the manager loses money or makes less money over a period, he must take the fund value above the previous high – that is the high-water mark -- before receiving a performance fee.

high-water mark. The peak of something, especially an achievement. For example, This composition is the high-water mark of his entire output. This expression alludes to the highest mark left on shore by the tide. [ Mid-1800s]

Prices typically start at $15,000 all-inclusive for a one-week charter. On the largest luxury yachts, a one-week charter can cost more than $700,000, this does not include VAT or taxes, charterer's expenses (APA) such as fuel, food, and beverages, as well as other services such as scuba diving lessons or spa services.

Stress-Free Tipping: How to Determine Tip for Your Crew That's something almost every yacht charter guest wonders. ing to the Mediterranean Yacht Brokers Association (MYBA) tipping guidelines, the general rule is to tip between 10% and 15% of your weekly charter fee, excluding running expenses and taxes.

With a crewed yacht charter, any food and beverages throughout your vacation will be covered in your Advanced Provisioning Allowance (APA). Paid before the charter, this sum covers any additional costs incurred throughout the vacation, including fuel, berthing fees, and food and drink.

The barefoot rule for yachts and boats alike is an age-old practice made to keep the teak decks undamaged, and dirty soles away from the clean and sparkling floor. Commonly, shoes stay outside the cabin, and no shoes are worn on deck, also.

The crew will take care of sailing, maintenance, cooking and cleaning. The shopping is usually done before you set off - simply fill out the preferences form, and the crew will stock the yacht with any food or drinks you would like on board.

High-water mark indexing is used in investment management to calculate the performance fees charged by hedge funds or other investment funds. It is designed to ensure that the fund manager is only rewarded for generating positive returns for investors.

The high-water mark principle is to ensure that the manager does not get paid performance fee for recent poor performance. If the manager loses money or makes less money over a period, he must take the fund value above the previous high – that is the high-water mark -- before receiving a performance fee.

high-water mark. The peak of something, especially an achievement. For example, This composition is the high-water mark of his entire output. This expression alludes to the highest mark left on shore by the tide. [ Mid-1800s]