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Jumeirah partners with the Maltese Falcon to launch Jumeirah Privé, mixing luxury hospitality with ultra-wealthy yachting.
First charters started in December 2025, offering winter Caribbean voyages before moving to the Mediterranean in summer.
Maltese Falcon, a 288-foot yacht with 2,400 square meters of sails, is the centerpiece of the program.
The yacht can host up to 12 guests with a full range of water toys and on-board wellness facilities.
Guests will have access to Jumeirah properties in Mallorca and Capri as part of exclusive excursions.
The collaboration reinforces a trend of blending ocean cruising with luxury hotel brands.
Maltese Falcon features an outdoor cinema projected onto a lower sail for movies under the stars.
The yacht’s interior includes a three-deck atrium and a Japanese-style formal dining room.
Maltese Falcon is part of Jumeirah Privé’s broader ultra-luxury offerings, including a private island resort.
The voyage will visit Mediterranean hotspots such as Monaco, St. Tropez, Mallorca, and the Greek Islands.

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U.S. forces boarded and took control of a seventh oil tanker linked to Venezuela in the Caribbean.
The Justice Department subpoenaed top Minnesota officials over the state’s immigration crackdown response.
Federal agents detained a U.S. citizen at gunpoint in Minnesota in a door-breaching operation.
A federal judge barred Lindsey Halligan from identifying herself as a U.S. attorney in legal matters.
The mini-report includes related items on U.S. oil sanctions and foreign policy tensions in the Caribbean.

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