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Scottish baroness and former bra tycoon Michelle Mone has just put her yacht, Lady M, up for sale for $11 million. The decision comes after the yacht und...

A yacht linked to former bra tycoon and Tory peer Michelle Mone, 50, has been put up for sale for £10.25 million - following a multi-million-pound refit and after a turbulent year for the businesswoman.

Ready to splash out on your next trip? With the right tips and tricks even holidays of a lifetime can become more affordable

There's no way the one per cent will let coronavirus stop their festive fun – even if it means blowing ludicrous amounts of cash

The 39m Fitzroy sailing yacht Mia Cara has been sold after less than one year on the market.

SYT chats to the top charter brokers in the industry, to find out there tips for first time charterers.

The 45.42-metre motor yacht, The Goose, has been sold thanks to Alex Lees-Buckley of Camper & Nicholsons representing the seller, and Chris Cecil-Wright of Cecil Wright & Partners representing the buyer. The Goose features naval architecture from Alan Deane. Her exterior lines were penned by James Scallon and her current interior is the work of H2 Yacht Design. She underwent a full rebuild in 2000 and recently received a new exterior paint job in 2017-2018. Photo: Camper & Nicholsons Internati...

The uber wealthy are loosening their purse strings and nothing is off the table.

But despite its massive toll on the economy, the super-rich have only been getting richer. The world’s richest people added $1,8 trillion to their collective fortune last year, according to the Bloomberg Billionaires Index. Cue massive spending and carefree splurging. While average folk all over are probably deciding whether to invest in an ergonomic home-office set up so that they can make a living without breaking their backs, the wealthy are deciding which luxury vehicle they need to comfo...

Deplar Farm, a luxurious heli-skiing and salmon fishing retreat in Northern Iceland, is another favourite. “I’ll be investing in some incredible long haul holidays, with the focus on seamless experience,” says Reith – by which he means five-star service and easy access via a private jet airstrip. Reith has just signed up to Net Jets – a sustainable shared ownership scheme “better than having [your own] jet sitting on the runway” – while others are putting their names down for th...