Blueprint Updates

Blueprint Watersports has signed and exclusive two year development deal with the Hong Kong Sailing Federation. The HKSF is the national authority for the sport of sailing in Hong Kong and whose membership base comprises individuals, associations, clubs and marinas

Blueprint Director, Chris Eades recently spent 1 month assisting with the set up a High Performance centre in Spain.

Moevenpick Hotel and Resort Al Bida’a, Kuwait have contracted Blueprint Watersports to set up and manage their brand new watersports centre.

Beachfront hotels are tuning into the fact that a quality watersports facility as part of their leisure and recreation brings both increased revenue and additional marketing power.

Megayacht News recently featured an article on PWC training and usage on superyachts. The called on Blueprint for advice on the subject and how to develop this part of the industry.

Superyacht Management company Exclusive Yacht Management (EYM) are taking their onboard watersports very seriously and have enlisted professional training company Blueprint Watersports to help.

Blueprint Watersports, Tim Hughes has been appointed Watersports Advisor on the Red Sea coast, Saudi Arabia in order to establish an unprecedented watersports facility at the King Abdullah University of Science and Technology (KAUST).

Blueprint Directors Jamie Boag and Chris Eades will be at this years WTM London. With the worlds most prestigous hotels and resorts there Jamie and Chris will presenting to a whole host of show delegates. They will be explaining how to make the most of their natural resources and develop them into a new financially viable guest service.

2 times olympic medal winning sailor and Volvo Ocean Race skipper Ian Walker visits Chennai, India. Ian was there on behalf of Blueprint Watersports for Indias first international regatta to look at ways of developing their sailing programmes as well as inspire their future sailors.

Are PWCs dangerous? According to Boat Owners Association of The United States, the answer to that question depends on who is driving.