Customs clearance

Article Abstract:

Sailors should prepare for customs clearance in advance and should maintain a cooperative attitude towards customs officials if they are to expect speedy processing. Customs laws should be observed at all times and sailors should not hesitate to ask questions regarding their visas.

Social aspects, Management, Laws, regulations and rules, Sailing, Jurisdiction, Territorial, Territorial jurisdiction

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Load up and look out

Article Abstract:

Innovations in sail materials and rigging systems have significantly minimized the amount of give aboard raceboats. These innovations allow the wind's force to be transferred more efficiently through the rig to the hull that translates to increase boat speed.

Innovations, Sailboats

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Shipping & handling

Article Abstract:

Tips are offered on ways to more efficiently send and receive parts for sailing boats when out of the US. Topics covered include, corrupt customs officials, picking a courier service, customs and hand-carried parts, and sending parts to the US for repair.

Planning, Evaluation, International aspects, Courier services, Express delivery services, Air freight, Air freight services, Travelers, Customs administration and tourists

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