Francesca Webster is the Editor In Chief at SuperYacht Times. She specializes in architecture and planning, construction and real estate, as well as engineering, with a particular focus on home and garden, house design, and interior design. Francesca's insights and expertise have been featured in SuperYacht Times and WorldTempus.
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Francesca's coverage mainly focuses on the yachting industry, particularly yacht design, construction, and sales. Her articles heavily feature private sector announcements and press releases.
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By: Francesca Webster
From panoramic glass elevators to automated wine storage, Lift Emotion is expanding the possibilities of bespoke mobility aboard superyachts.
By: Francesca Webster
When the first Moonen 122 Martinique was delivered in 2018, she introduced a platform conceived around generous volume, long-range capability and
Australian brokerage house Ahoy Club has brought around €150 million of superyacht stock to the sales market, with founder Ian Malouf listing his entire four-yacht fleet for sale.
Against the backdrop of Port Hercule, the Monaco Yacht Show brings together some of the most compelling superyachts on the international brokerage market.
A new 125-metre-plus Lürssen superyacht called Project M , has been sold, with delivery scheduled for May 2032.
By: Francesca Webster
Following a period of significant activity for Turquoise Yachts , marked by the recent deliveries of Angelique and N2H , attention is now turning to the Turkish shipyard's next generation of projects.
In honour of the studio's 40th anniversary, Editor in Chief, Francesca Webster, headed to London to speak with the team and tour the spectacular new studio. Photo: Winch Design
By: Francesca Webster
Taking place from 13–15 November 2026, TIBS will return to Kaohsiung.
SuperYacht Times visits the Next Yacht group facilities in Viareggio and discusses the yard's refined focus
Having spent more than 27 years leading business restructuring and transformation across a range of industries, Scott Millar is no stranger to navigating challenging circumstances.
