By Eileen Ogintz, Tribune Media Services
Taking the Kids
January 26, 2012

Clearwater, FL (November 2, 2011) – The Moorings 30^th Interline Regatta (October 11-20, 2011) was an electric birthday celebration with over 300 participants and 50 yachts filled with the airline industry’s wildest employees, family and friends. Everyone enjoyed the British Virgin Islands fantastic weather, professionally managed race courses, and as always, a week filled with killer parties at the best BVI haunts.

 The Racing
The 30^th anniversary included a record number of racing entries with 31 new Beneteau-built yachts creating stiff competition across three classes. This year, the models included the Moorings 41.3, Moorings 43.3, Moorings 43.4, Moorings 51.5 and all-new Moorings 50.5. And the winners were…

 Class A – Moorings 41.3:
- First Place: Renita Ann, Skipper Claus Bærentsen, team SAS 2
- Second Place: Ruby Dawn, Skipper Jari Soukka, team Finnair
- Third Place: Jupiter, Skipper Burkhard Justus

 Class B – Moorings 43.3 & Moorings 43.4:
- First Place: Wild Irish Rose, Skipper Søren Blume Svendsen, team SAS 1 
- Second Place: After Life, Skipper Christer Weyde, team SAS 2
- Third Place: Princess Ivoire, Skipper Kristian Heinila, team Finnair

 Class C – Moorings 50.5 & Moorings 51.5:
- First Place: Gemini II, Skipper øivinn Brudevoll, team SAS 1
- Second Place: Bella Christina, Skipper, Aarne Helminen, team Finnair
- Third Place: Tiger Pause, Skipper Hugh Carmichael, team Abbey

Throughout all five races, Gemini II (SAS 1) and Bella Christina (Finnair) duked it out in a tightly contended race for the title of Regatta Grand Champion; ultimately, Gemini II pulled into the lead taking first in three of the five races and claiming the title for 2011.  

Cheryl Powell, COO of The Moorings, remarked, “This year was truly a global gathering of the industry’s most fun employees with record levels of participation from over 20 airlines around the world, including Lufthansa, American Airlines, All Nippon, SAS (Scandinavian Airlines), Wideroe, UPS, AirTran, Croatia Airlines, Emirates, United, MJet, Austrian, Eithad Airways, Cargolux, Continental Airlines, Neos, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Finnair, Delta, SkyWest, NetJets and more. The Moorings would like to congratulate all racers on the exciting week of sailing, and thank all Racers and Spectators for making this 30^th Interline Regatta one of our largest to date!”

For complete results in the Class Series and Team Competition, visit the 30^th Interline Regatta results.

The Parties
The Interline Regatta is famous for hosting nightly theme parties with racers and spectators once again topping the charts with fantastic costumes at variety of beachside shindigs, including Pirates Bight Bar & Restaurant, Oceans 7 Beach Club, The Jolly Roger, Pusser’s Restaurant Marina Cay, and Saba Rock.

The Mariner Inn also celebrated 30 years with the Interline Regatta participants, hosting a great Welcome Dinner and Awards Dinner. New for 2011, Leverick Bay Resort & Marina hosted a dynamite “Spectator / Lay Day” celebration with an afternoon of live music and activities, including the blind-folded kayak race, frozen t-shirt contest, tattoo competition and more. The dinner party continued until the wee morning hours with flowing drinks, music by DJ Heavy B and parade of entertainment by Mocko Jumbies and Pyros of the Caribbean fire dancers.

2011 Sponsors
The support provided by our 2011 sponsors helped make this year a hit in the record books. A big thank you goes out to all of the nightly party venues, as well as the BVI Tourist Board, SOL, Digicel, Road Town Wholesale (Heineken, Mount Gay Rum & Barefoot Wine), Sail Caribbean Divers, Yacht Shots BVI, The Royal BVI Yacht Club & Race Committee, Renport, Savon de Mer, SAIL Magazine, BVI Beacon and Quito & The EDGE, Wheatley Transport Co, Road Town Fast Ferry, Bamboushay Pottery, and Amara Spa.

With raffle prizes donated by Last Stop Sports, Dolphin Discovery, Cooper Island Beach Club and Sail Caribbean Divers, participants donated over $400 to support Sailability, a not-for-profit, volunteer-based organization, which uses sailing as an activity to enrich the lives of people with any type of disability, the elderly and socially disadvantaged.

In addition to sponsoring the race committee yachts and dinghy management teams, SOL also teamed up with regatta organizers and artists of the Green VI Glass Studio to host a Green Marine award, which encouraged participants to “drink responsibly” by collecting all glass bottles and saving them for recycling at the Tortola-based glass studio.

2012 Event Schedule
The Moorings 31^st Interline Regatta will be held October 9-18, 2012 and plans for another fantastic 9 days of great racing and parties are currently underway. Call 1-800-633-7348 (1-727-535-1446 outside US & Canada) or e-mail interlineregatta@mooringsnet.com today to check availability of your preferred yacht, and learn more about the Race and Spectator Packages that are available.

For further details visit http://www.facebook.com/MooringsInterlineRegatta or www.themooringsinterlineregatta.com

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The Moorings, world's premier yacht charter company, has delivered unmatched quality, service and attention to detail since 1969. Sail-it-yourself bareboat yachts, crewed yachts with captain and chef, and power yacht charters are available. The Moorings is a proud member of TUI Travel Group^®. Your vacation is in safe hands.

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The annual Moorings Interline Regatta is a pre-cursor to the official start of the sailing season in the territory. This year the event has a record entry of fifty yachts filled with the airline industry’s global employees and their friends and families.

This is the first year that Sol has become involved with the regatta although the green marine and environmental partnership with The Moorings has been active since 2006. In that year, Sol conducted the first of its marine clients’ oil spill management training days at the charter company’s marina base in Tortola.

“Sol operates under a Health Safety and Environmental policy that seeks to set industry standards and promote responsibility amongst customers to protect the environment and its biodiversity,” said Deborah Benjamin, country manager for Sol. “We saw an opportunity to introduce an environmental element to our support of the Interline Regatta. We have worked closely with The Moorings and our community partner, Green VI Glass Studio, to integrate the glass recycling competition as part of the regatta so that we can help to keep the glass out of the waste stream and the incinerator where it accumulates and clogs the system."

Sol signed a MOU with Green VI in 2009 to support a glass blowing studio to facilitate the removal of glass from the BVI’s waste stream and from the incineration process. Sol donates the LPG necessary to fire the furnaces 24 hours a day. The mission of Green VI, a not-for-profit organization, is to demonstrate the principles and benefits of sustainable living and to enhance capacity for adaptation to climate change through education and practical projects. For more information visit www.greenvi.org.

Sol is the largest petroleum company in the BVI with service stations in Tortola and Virgin Gorda. It has been supplying The Moorings with fuel and LPG for more than ten years as well as the marine community at Hodges Creek, Nanny Cay Marina, Village Cay, Bitter End, Biras Creek, Oil Nut Bay, Peter Island, Virgin Gorda Yacht Harbour and Leverick Bay. Sol is a committed supporter of community initiatives including the BVI Spring Regatta and Sailing Festival, the Royal BVI Sailing Club Junior Sailing Programme, Virgin Islands Search and Rescue, the Leverick Bay Poker Run, the Charter Yacht Society Crewed Yacht Show and is also a partner of the BVI Athletics Association.

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About sol
The Sol Group was formed through the acquisition of Shell's petroleum distribution and marketing businesses in the Eastern Caribbean, Guyana, Suriname and Belize in February 2005. Sol acquired The Shell Company (Puerto Rico) Limited in August 2006, which was subsequently renamed Sol Puerto Rico Limited. Sol made a further purchase of Esso's assets in Suriname and Guyana in November 2007 and in Haiti on February 29, 2008.

Sol supplies fuels, lubricants, bitumen and LPG through an extensive service station network, marine and commercial operations, as well as acting as an agent for Shell Aviation and Shell Marine products. Sol uses the Shell brand under license across its service station network, and acts as the sole distributor of Shell's fuels and lubricants. This is fully backed by Shell's world-class technical expertise.

About The Moorings
The Moorings, world's premier yacht charter company, has delivered unmatched quality, service and attention to detail since 1969. Sail-it-yourself bareboat yachts, crewed yachts with captain and chef, and power yacht charters are available in over 27 destinations worldwide. The Moorings is proud to be a member of the TUI Travel® Group. Trust in TUI: Your vacation is in safe hands.

For more information contact:
Deborah Benjamin
Country Manager
Sol St. Lucia Ltd (BVI Office)
Tel: 1-284-494-2107
Email: deborah.benjamin@solpetroleum.com

For information on The Moorings contact:
Carol Hansen,
Marketing Manager
The Moorings
Tel: 1-727-437-5112
Email: chansen@mooringsnet.com

Clearwater, FL (September 20, 2011) – The Moorings , the world’s premier yacht charter company, will be at the Annapolis Sailboat Show, October 6-10, Booth #15 / Dock I and the Powerboat Show October 12-16, 2011.

At the Sailboat show, The Moorings will be showcasing the new Moorings 3900  catamaran, an ideal entry level family cruising catamaran with a 3-cabin master suite layout, fully equipped galley, generator, air-conditioning and raised helm with centralized controls. 

For those who might enjoy a more relaxing sailing vacation, The Moorings is also launching new all-inclusive Crewed Yacht sailing destinations with Captain and Chef.  Give yourself the vacation of a lifetime in the Indian Ocean’s exotic and alluring Maldives , available from spring 2012 with by-the-cabin and full yacht options.  Or follow the wake of ancient seafarers, exploring the authentic locales of the Mediterranean from cosmopolitan Nice, France , historical Athens, Greece, or bustling Turgutreis, on Turkey’s southwest coast near the popular port town of Bodrum. Mediterranean crewed yacht charters are available from June 2012.

The following week, the brand new Moorings 393 Power Catamaran makes its debut at the Powerboat show, featuring 3 deck levels, a roomy saloon and galley plus 3 cabins and 2 heads, with the starboard hull dedicated to a luxurious master suite. On the flybridge, a centrally positioned helm station offers superior visibility. Twin 110 hp Yanmar diesel engines, excellent fuel efficiency, air conditioning, generator, upgraded electronics and modern interior amenities mean you have everything necessary for comfortable cruising.

New Moorings Power destinations for 2012 include Nice, Croatia and Greece. Starting from June 2012, you can explore the Mediterranean under power and discover enchanting villages, historical sites and delightful cuisine.

Cheryl Powell, Chief Operating Officer of The Moorings, remarked, “we are delighted to bring these new choices to our customers, who are seeking premium travel experiences with the level of yacht features and service that only The Moorings can guarantee.”  Availability is very limited, so book now online at www.moorings.com  or call The Moorings’ Vacation Planning Team at 800-368-9991.

The Moorings 3900 and 393PC may be purchased through The Moorings’ Yacht Ownership program, where owners enjoy up to 12 weeks of use each year on their yacht or a sistership at over 27 destinations worldwide, receiving guaranteed monthly revenue check to cover their boat loan, no monthly out of pocket expenses, and professional maintenance included at no cost. Current yacht sales specials include low money down financing offers and fall discounts. Contact the ownership team at 1-888-952-8603 or visit www.mooringsyachtownership.com  

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Editors Note: As the world's premier yacht charter company, The Moorings has delivered unmatched quality, service and attention to detail since 1969. Sail-it-yourself bareboat yachts, crewed yachts with captain and chef, and power yacht charters are available. The Moorings is proud to be a member of TUI Travel ® Group, one of the world’s most successful travel and tourism companies.

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The Moorings Celebrates the 30^th Interline Regatta with New Races, Parties & Activities

Clearwater, FL (July 29, 2011) – The British Virgin Islands festive spirit will be re-ignited from October 11-20, 2011 as The Moorings 30^th Interline Regatta anniversary celebration commences with 9 days of great racing and non-stop beach parties exclusively designed for this global gathering of the airline industry’s wildest employees, as well as their family and friends.

Racer or not, there’s something for everyone! To celebrate the Interline Regatta’s 30^th anniversary, The Moorings has planned new activities appealing to Racers and Spectators alike. The schedule includes everything from new race courses and party themes to an official Spectator Day with special prizes, and Rendezvous Diving programs. Racers will compete to win the Grand Prize 7-day Moorings BVI Sailing charter and vie for the title of the 30^th Interline Regatta champion!

Race & Party Itinerary

The regatta will feature five races and nightly theme parties in the best BVI haunts, including Norman Island, Peter Island, Soper’s Hole, Marina Cay, Leverick Bay, and North Sound. The all-new Race ‘round Virgin Gorda is highly anticipated.

Interline is widely recognized for its costume parties, and 2011 will certainly impress with beachside shindigs at locally sponsored venues, including Pirates Bight Bar & Restaurant, Oceans 7 Beach Club, The Moorings Mariner Inn, The Jolly Roger, Pusser’s Restaurant (Marina Cay), and Saba Rock Island Resort. In addition, The Moorings is pleased to partner with SOL Petroleum, who is sponsoring the regatta’s race committee yachts and dinghy management team. The official photographer, Yacht Shots, will be offering special photography packages and sponsoring the “Best Spectator Boat” photo competition, which is open to the regatta’s official spectator boats.

NEW Spectator Day

The Interline Regatta also welcomes new activities specifically for the event’s official Spectator participants. The Spectator Day event and dinner will be hosted in conjunction with Leverick Bay Resort & Marina. Cheryl Powell, COO of The Moorings, commented, “Interline is about everyone having the time of their life! These Spectators have traveled to cheer on their favorite airline, and we felt it was time to organized a day specifically for them. This year, the Lay Day will become a Spectator Day where racers become spectators and spectators compete in fun events like the blind-folded kayak race, frozen t-shirt contest, treasure hunt, limbo and more.”

NEW Rendezvous Dives

Also new for 2011, The Moorings has partnered with Sail Caribbean Divers to organize a Rendezvous Dive at the Wreck of the RMS Rhone, a Discover Scuba Dive for non-certified divers, and la carte dives throughout the regatta.

Join The Interline Regatta – The Fleet

As part of The Moorings 2011 fleet investment, over 35 new Beneteau-built yachts have entered the fleet across all three regatta classes, assuring exciting competition for all. Each Moorings yacht is custom designed for easy handling and maximum performance – ready to sail when the crew arrives.

Barb Daetwyler, Interline Regatta Sales Specialist, noted, “We currently have over 50 yachts racing in the 30^th Interline Regatta, plus Spectator yachts filled with fans coming to cheer on their favorite airline.” Racing yachts across all three classes, as well as Spectator monohulls and catamarans, are still available, but availability is limited. Daetwyler continued, “The count-down is on as everyone finalizes their crews and travel arrangements. Class A features the all-new Moorings 50.5, but we’ve sold out! To continue enrolling Class A racers, we’ve added the Moorings 51.5, which will be rated accordingly and handicapped for competition. Class B features the Moorings 43.3 and Moorings 43.4, and Class C features the Moorings 41.3.”

Call 1-800-633-7348 (1-727-535-1446 outside US & Canada) or e-mail interlineregatta@mooringsnet.com today to check availability of your preferred yacht, and learn more about the Race and Spectator Packages that are available.

For details and to download the itinerary, visit www.themooringsinterlineregatta.com

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The Moorings, world's premier yacht charter company, has delivered unmatched quality, service and attention to detail since 1969. Sail-it-yourself bareboat yachts, crewed yachts with captain and chef, and power yacht charters are available. The Moorings is owned by TUI Travel, PLC, one of the largest and most successful travel and tourism companies in the world. Trust in TUI: Your vacation is in safe hands.

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The Bay of Islands looked like a seriously nice mansion - the morning after a wild party. Water was pouring from a hole in the
roof, the normally tranquil blue carpet had been churned up and stained a horrible grey and the 20-knot easterly
which gatecrashed in the wee hours was still haphazardly stumbling around, yet to sleep.

This was not a good day for boating. But we would quickly learn you don’t necessarily need blue skies and rainbows when the Leopard M47 Powercat is your host. Nine of us stepped off the dock, out of the rain, and disappeared into the 14.42m multihull, a charter version of the Leopard 47.

At a glance:

➤ loa x beam 14.42m x 7.57m ➤ engines power twin 225hp Volvo D4 diesels ➤ cruising speed 12 knots ➤ maximum speed 17.5 knots

The first thing you notice is the cat’s volume and its ability to seemingly swallow passengers within its three levels amidst a range of entertaining areas. The boat is a platform made for socialising, and this particular one is heading to Tonga to perform its duty as part of the Moorings
charter fleet.

View from the top
A pair of 225hp Volvo D4 diesels fired up and with a couple of helping hands on the dock, we were away. We exited the boat’s temporary berth at Opua without any sort of song and dance.

From the flybridge’s central helm station you can see the tip of each hull’s bow out one side, the two sterns out the other and – on this trip – the seedylooking black sky above. The dashboard has plenty of space for electronics and this boat
features a Raymarine C80 GPS unit. Both throttles and wheel fall nicely to hand, whether standing up or sitting on the double bench seat.

The flybridge itself is open and spacious with an L-shaped couch forward and plenty of standing room aft. We had eight people in it, with four
separate conversations happily taking place. Zip-off clears took the bite out
of the rainy old day.

We headed out of Opua and chugged north, then hooked a right at Russell to take on the slop. A nice wee rolling swell had been forming for about a day, so we punched our way through that, determined to find a sheltered anchorage for lunch.

But finding one on a stormy day like this was going to be about as easy as finding a cat that likes going to windward. The typical jerky motion a multihull exhibits when faced with a head sea was apparent, but the M47’s ample waterline length did go some way to reducing its erratic pitching movement.

One thing’s for sure, the South African import feels solid. The Morrelli and Melvin-designed Leopard, built at Cape Town’s Robertson and Caine, has been in production since 1996 and there are nearly 1000 boats on the water.

“One of the biggest things about this boat is they’re designed by guys who design ocean-going cats,” says The Mooring’s yacht sales manager, Brendan Brits. “Its first voyage will be a blue water one leaving Cape Town. “

Wellington sailors are slightly unhinged in that, when it blows 30 knots, they start to get excited. This is built in South Africa where that’s the norm.”

The M47 is largely based on the Moorings sailing cats. From the waterline up, about the only difference is the absence of a stick and some sail cloth. Below the waterline, the M47 has done away with long stub keels running amidships like those found on the sailing cats in favour of small skeg keels protecting the props and rudders. The clean runs aft help the powercat get out of the hole and although you can’t beach it, the relatively minimal 0.95m draft means you can still get pretty close to shore.

Time out

Holed up in Otehei Bay on the southwestern side of Urupukapuka Island (just east of Russell), the cat really came into its own. The cockpit has enough room to seat 12 people, six of them comfortably around the table, the ideal place to escape the sun (or rain) and solve the world’s problems under one fixed roof. An elaborate lunch was under construction in the galley and we couldhappily chat with the chefs charged with making it. Having the kitchen incorporated into the saloon means no-one is banished to one of the hulls come meal time and the chef can enjoy a sundowner with the best of them while getting dinner started. Two people can comfortably work in the galley, which features a gas oven and three-burner hob, ample bench space and plenty of stowage. Space in the saloon isn’t affected dramatically by the galley, with a large table and U-shaped seating for eight still dominating the main deck. The navstation sits to starboard.

Play time
Even 30 minutes after the salubrious spread had been demolished no-one was volunteering to drop the aft swim platform – which doubles as a three-person transom seat – and get in the water.

Instead, it was a trip to the bow for a different perspective of the boat. The large louvres spanning the width of the saloon’s windows are near-impossible to miss. From an aesthetics point of view, the grandstand-style seating is debatable, but as another area to soak up the sun, it’s a great use of otherwise unused space. Interior light isn’t compromised terribly and they are probably welcome sunscreens in tropical clime like Tonga’s. A bean bag and a book on the large foredeck wouldn’t go astray on a warm summer’s day either.

Back inside, the conclusion had been drawn that despite the average weather, this was hands down better than a day in the office. We began to entertain the thought of spending a night in one of the four double cabins.

Each hull is home to two cabins, all with ample stowage. The forward cabin on the port side has an extra cavity extending into the bow, useful as extra stowage or even as a berth for a small child.

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Engine access is under the two aft double berths so working on the donk is easy, although sleeping while underway might not be. The same space under the two forward doubles is utilised as stowage, although it can be transformed into extra freezer room. Another layout option sees just three double cabins with an owner’s lounge incorporated in the starboard hull. The floor panels in each hull lift to reveal easy access to all the seacocks and must-reach systems.

A bathroom with shower and electric head is located in each hull.

While a night on board would’ve been nice, it wasn’t to be. Instead we ditched the mooring and headed back into the slop, setting a course for Opua.

Both engines were pulling a nearmaximum 3600rpm to keep us sitting at 17.5 knots with the sea behind us, which was naturally far more comfortable than punching into a head sea. Again, the waterline length came into play aswe sliced through the backs of waves but when the sea came around to the quarter, keeping the M47 on course took a bit more focus.

At a cruise speed of 12 knots, the engines were sitting at 2500rpm burning a measly 20 litres each an hour. With a fuel capacity of 2000 litres, that’s a lot of cruising.

Back at Opua, friendly hands were waiting with dock lines and parking was no harder than when we left. In fact, it summed up the boat: incredibly easy to handle, functional, and the more people involved, the better.

Leopard M47 Powercat
➤ loa 14.42m (47ft 3in) ➤ beam 7.57m (24ft 10in) ➤ draft 0.95m ➤ displacement 15,000kg ➤ construction vacuum-bonded balsa
core with a GRP sandwich construction and 12mm of glass ➤ fuel 1200 litres ➤ water 1210 litres ➤ accommodation eight ➤ engines
twin 225hp Volvo D4 diesels ➤ cruising speed 12 knots ➤ max speed 17.5 knots ➤ price from xxx ➤ designer Morrelli and Melvin
➤ builder Robertson and Caine ➤ enquiries The Moorings New Zealand 09 378 7900 www.southpacifi csailing.com

PROS
❚ Big volume
❚ Social layout
❚ Economical cruiser

OUR VERDICT
If you’ve got the time and the mates, there’s no question that a cat of this size is a great platform for cruising the NZ coast or holidaying further aboard. With oodles of accommodation and socialising space it wouldn’t be hard to whittle away a week or two aboard the M47. The big Leopard’s finish is on par with most mass production fibreglass boats - it’s no superyacht but then you aren’t paying for that. This is a pleasure platform, pure and simple, and it comes with the added ability of being able to cruise bluewater.

CONS
❚ Interior finish
❚ Needs a big marina berth

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Clearwater, FL (June 8, 2011) - The Moorings will be accommodating a special date in the fourth episode of The Bachelorette, which airs on June 13, 2011. The episode will feature an adventurous date on a Moorings yacht on the high seas in Phuket, Thailand, amidst stunning limestone cliffs and sea caves, with the newest Bachelorette, the energetic and vivacious Ashley Hebert, who is ready to start a new life with a soul mate she might soon meet.  Ashley will get a second chance at love, on the seventh edition of “The Bachelorette.”

The Moorings is the world’s premier yacht charter company, managing over 600 yachts in 30 of the world’s best cruising grounds, in pristine and exotic locations such as the Caribbean, South Pacific, Mediterranean, Indian Ocean, North America and The Far East. 

The Moorings offers three enviable ways to enjoy cruising in Thailand: bareboat (captain yourself) sailing charters; luxury all-inclusive crewed yachting vacations with a professional captain and gourmet chef; and new-generation power catamaran charters.

The Bachelorette airs Mondays at 8/7 Central on ABC. For more information on The Bachelorette, visit http://abc.go.com/shows/the-bachelorette. To learn more about The Moorings visit www.moorings.com.

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ABOUT THE BACHELORETTE:
In the hit primetime romance reality series The Bachelorette, one lucky woman gets the opportunity to find the man of her dreams — and hopefully her groom-to-be — in this reality series. This single, very eligible bachelorette — a confident, successful and sensitive woman who is ready to find love — will embark on a romantic journey as she meets 25 handsome and intelligent men. As the Bachelorette gets to know each one, she'll continue to narrow the field. They will travel to exotic locations and spend time getting to know each other; she will introduce them to her family and friends and meet some of theirs. At the end of her romantic voyage, if she has found Mr. Right, will there be a proposal, from whom – and will she say yes? Hosted by Chris Harrison, The Bachelorette is produced by Next Entertainment in association with Warner Horizon Television.

ABOUT THE MOORINGS:
As the world's premier yacht charter company, The Moorings has delivered unmatched quality, service and attention to detail since 1969. Sail-it-yourself bareboat yachts, all-inclusive crewed yachts with captain and chef, and power yacht charters are available. The Moorings is owned by TUI Travel, PLC, one of the largest and most successful travel and tourism companies in the world. Trust in TUI: Your vacation is in safe hands.

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