We
will be bringing you articles from our partners and community members on boating.
Follow the below links to access the articles:
Author |
Articles |
Link |
Captain Q |
Last Days of my
Engine |
|
Vanilla Luxury |
Luxury Boating |
|
Elliot Homan |
Intro to TheBoatShopAsia |
|
Clement |
Buying Your 1st
Boat |
Our
Contributors:
We
have our regular blogger, Captain Q
who runs the My Fishing Frenzy Academy in Singapore. Captain Q brings hundreds
of fisherman wannabes each year to Lazarus island to teach them the basics of
fishing. He also runs fishing trips on his 38 foot custom fishing boat for more
experienced anglers who want to experience deep sea fishing and the excitement
of netting something bigger and more exotic. Captain Q has gone the DIY
way in bringing a boat into Singapore from the US and has gone through the
pains of trying to fix his dying engine and eventually replacing them with a
newer ones. You can follow his journey on this site. This is an excellent
example of a novice boater with ample time on his hands, deciding to go through
the School of Hard Knocks to pick up the tricks of the trade as he goes along
his boating journey.
Luxury
lifestyle marketing agency, Vanilla
Luxury, offers a spectrum of services that
include marketing, public relations, partnerships, events and
digital marketing. Lauded for their creativity and
professionalism, the agency has won the Silver Award for Best
PR/Guerilla Marketing Stunt in the Marketing Event Awards 2015 for
their Valentine Vendetta Event and was also a finalist for the Best Pop-Up
and Best-Use of Retail/In-house Marketing for the Luxury
Lifestyle Shopping Event Awards 2015.
Elliot
Homan
is a partner of The Boat Shop Asia (TBSA). Having sailed as a child in the UK, he started boating Singapore in 2014 and had
been a very enthusiastic member of the boating community before joining TBSA as
a partner in 2015. Elliot hails from the UK and
had been living and working in Singapore since 2013.
Clement has been boating since 2013 after
being influenced by a friend to get his PPCDL. Upon completing the
certification, he started looking for a boat for self-drive charter but was
unable to in Singapore. Frustrated, he brought in his 1st boat from
the Florida and had co-founded TBSA’s boating community in 2013. As a novice
boater then, he had to go through the process of buying, certifying and
shipping his boat from the US. He would like to share his experience with other
boaters who are keen to import their boats into Singapore.