
| yachtie: [yot-tee](plural yachties)- noun 1. a person who lives and works as crew on a luxury yacht; hired crew. |




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| As an extra bonus we also offer free consultation with the purchase of The Yachtie Guide. Included in the guide is my personal contact information so that I can answer any questions you may have as you go through the process. We have also added another section about the unique tax benefits associated with being a yachtie. This new tax tips section helps you keep more of your money. As a yachtie, even the purchase of The Yachtie Guide itself may be a tax write-off. |
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| Besides entry-level positions there are also opportunities for those who have worked on tour boats, cruise ships, or have specialized training as a chef, marine engineer, nurse or massage therapist. The Yachtie Guide is a great source for explaining how to apply your previous training and expertise to the yachting industry. Working on yachts is also a wonderful opportunity for recent college graduates or those with hospitality experience! |
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| THE WEALTH REPORT - THE WALL STREET JOURNAL June 20, 2008 …the biggest constraint to the industry’s growth isn’t the economy — it’s staffing. The report says that about 25,000 crewmembers are necessary for today’s fleet of superyachts, but only about 15,000 currently work aboard yachts. View Article |