Megayacht News has never covered the superyacht world simply by following the crowd. Since 2007, we have focused on the stories that matter to American owners, buyers, charter clients, their advisors, all with a genuine interest in the yachting lifestyle.
That focus depends in part on hearing directly from you.
Our 2026 Reader Survey is now open, and we invite you to take a few minutes to share your opinions. The 12 questions ask what you value most about Megayacht News, which subjects you would like us to explore more deeply, and how our reporting can better serve you in the year ahead.
We also want to understand what happens after you read a story. Have you contacted a company that caught your attention, for instance? Researched a yacht, destination, product, or service further? Shared an article with someone else? Responses to questions like these help us see not just what attracts interest, but what inspires action.
Your feedback will influence the balance of coverage across the website, our newsletters, our podcasts, and social media, too. It helps us determine whether to prioritize more personality profiles and perspectives, for example, cruising ideas, behind-the-scenes reporting, video features with practical guidance, or insight into legal issues owners and buyers face. Just as importantly, it can show us where we have room to improve.
The survey is anonymous, with the added ability to share written feedback. We are looking for candid input from longtime readers as well as people who discovered Megayacht News more recently. Each perspective adds something valuable.
The superyacht world continues to evolve, and so do the ways people find, consume, and act on information. Our mission, however, remains consistent: delivering original, authoritative stories of real interest to Americans. Knowing what earns your attention—and what you want more of—helps us fulfill that mission.
Please complete the Megayacht News 2026 Reader Survey today. It should take only a few minutes, and your responses will directly help shape what comes next.
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