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Gulf Craft launches mobile service team for customers

  • United Arab Emirates: Sunday, February 11 - 2007 at 12:45
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Gulf Craft Inc, the Middle East's largest boat and yacht builder, has launched a dedicated mobile service team for its local and international clients to ensure their luxury yachts are always ready for action.

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Comprised of more than 20 experts, the new service team provides professional advice and assistance along with maintenance and emergency repairs. Equipped with all the expertise and equipment needed to fix on-the-spot problems, Gulf Craft's customers can continue to enjoy the open seas at all times.

"Gulf Craft vessels have an enviable reputation for reliability and with regular professional maintenance will rarely need emergency attention."

"However, the main objective is to bring maintenance to the owner - instead of having to bring the boat to the workshop. This way, we cut down the length of time that a customer is without the use of the boat while providing an emergency service should the need ever arise,"


said Harald Schlegel, International Sales and Marketing Manager.

Operating since the end of 2006 the new Mobile Service Team receives between 3 to 5 calls a day and covers both the UAE and GCC countries through dealers. In addition to maintenance and emergency repairs, the Mobile Service Team which is part of the Gulf Craft workshop, also offers warranty issue, refit and renovation along with additional work.

Celebrating 25 years of excellence in boat building industry this year, Gulf Craft prides itself on customer care. Innovative solutions such as the new Mobile Service Team, will further enhance the local company's reputation within the yachting community.

With yards in Ajman and Umm Al-Quwain, Gulf Craft now exports more than 70 per cent of its output of 600 vessels a year. Although Gulf Craft began life building small pleasure craft, it is now a mainstream producer of multi-deck masterpieces where neither expense nor effort are spared in setting the definitive 'state of the art' standard for ocean-going luxury.

In addition, the UAE based company has embarked on a considerable growth phase that expands production capacity, staff numbers, and export market penetration.
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Gulf Craft Inc, based in Ajman in the United Arab Emirates, now exports more than 70 per cent of its output and its super-luxury vessels are to be found in virtually every major harbour of the world.

Although Gulf Craft Inc began life building small pleasure craft, it is now a mainstream producer of multi-deck masterpieces where neither expense nor effort are spared in setting the definitive 'state of the art' standard for ocean-going luxury.

It is one of only a handful capable of producing vessels of 100-ft and over, with an annual production of about 600 vessels up to 130 ft overall length.

Since launching its Majesty Yachts brand in 2004, orders have been pouring in. Its first top-of-the range 130-footer is due for delivery soon and a 145-footer is now on the drawing boards.

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