The word "yachting" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of operating or navigating a yacht, or simply enjoying leisure time on a yacht. Example sentence: We spent the weekend yachting around the coast of Florida.
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Furious that his own plans had been endangered, PeopleSoft's boss, Craig Conway, called Oracle's offer "diabolical", and its boss, Larry Ellison, a "sociopath"—not the worst thing ever said of the colourful billionaire also famed for his love of things Japanese and trying to win the America's Cup for yachting.
Yachting organizations with specialized interests also arose, including the Cruising Club of America (founded 1922) and the Royal Ocean Racing Club (founded 1925), both of which are active in offshore and ocean racing.
The Perth-Fremantle area is an internationally recognized centre for yachting.
Bahamians also have excelled at athletics (track and field), tennis, and yachting.
In fact, the yachting events of the 1980 Moscow Olympic Games were held in the waters off Tallinn.
Professional yachting remains a major sport, and Newport likes to call itself the "yachting capital of the world".
Like his father he was a fine athlete and excelled at yachting.
Bond was at least as wealthy as his America's Cup opponents (there aren't too many poor people involved in international yachting).
A state ferry service operates from Rockland to the offshore yachting-resort islands of Vinalhaven, North Haven, and Matinicus.
With that in mind, he persuaded me, my partner Suzanne, his wife Michele and our friend Deborah to undertake "competent crew" courses approved by the Royal Yachting Association while he added a "day skipper" course on top.
