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AZIMUT 83: THE LUXURY SUPERYACHT THAT HAS BEEN CAPTURING THE BRAZILIAN A+ AUDIENCE

Throughout its 200 square meters of area, the Azimut 83 offers the ultimate luxury and sophistication for those seeking the comfort of a home on the water. With its impressive length of 25 meters, the superyacht stands out in the country's nautical segment and boasts three spacious decks and a range of exquisitely designed Italian infrastructure.

Its lower deck features four spacious cabins with bathrooms, including the master suite positioned amidships, and can accommodate up to eight people per night. Open to the sky, the main salon is equipped with dining and living areas, a kitchen, and a state-of-the-art control center with the latest technology.

For those looking to relax, the flybridge, located above the main deck, can be compared to a spa over the waters, spanning over 42 square meters in a fully furnished environment. Passengers have the option of a jacuzzi, lounges with sunbeds for sunbathing and relaxation, comfortable sofas to enjoy the navigation, a gourmet space, and even a 43-inch TV.

Protected by a retractable electric sunroof, the space can be explored both during the day and at night.

In the morning, you can enjoy other social spaces in some outdoor areas, such as the bow lounge with a sun deck and a grand stern deck that includes a gourmet area with a barbecue grill and a submergible platform for diving and sunbathing.

The experience of feeling at home is completed with a contemporary decoration featuring high-gloss finishes in intimate environments without losing softness. Elements such as leather, fabric, wood, mirrors, and noble stones, as well as marble in the kitchen and bathrooms, appliances from renowned global brands, modern navigation equipment and sound systems, and ergonomic leather armchairs at the control stations, complete the design.

Valued at R$34.5 million, only at the Brazilian shipyard, the only one outside Italy, the Azimut 83 has already sold 23 units, with 19 already delivered and four others in production. The result is a change in the behavior of the A+ consumer who has recently been investing in quality of life.

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When there is a merger between entertainment and soccer, the two greatest passions of Brazilians, there is no way it can go wrong. The proof of this is the Soccer Hospitality holding company, which for over 10 years has provided unimaginable experiences within the various stadiums throughout Brazil, including the three largest in São Paulo: Camarote dos Ídolos at Morumbi, Fiel Zone at Neo Química Arena, and FranZone at Allianz Parque. Making the magic happen is Léo Rizzo, an entrepreneur who has been shaping his story for 20 years as one of the main figures in the entertainment industry in the country.

After establishing himself as responsible for numerous international shows, the kick-off to the world of soccer came through invitations to organize buffets at parties of the São Paulo Football Federation. Besides, Léo was responsible for conceiving the press center for Brazilian journalists during the 2010 World Cup in South Africa.

To provide the most exclusive service, Rizzo emphasizes that the foundation for making everything work is professionalism, ethics, and, of course, extensive research. To become the reference it is today, the group conducted research in over 20 countries, covering a wide range of sports in all types of stadiums. Whether it's field or American soccer, basketball, or hockey, the experiences gained helped create the perfect formula in the Brazilian market. Today, the facilities and services transport clients to an unprecedented atmosphere that combines attractions, design, gastronomy, soccer, and entertainment all in one place.