Obtain a USCG Captain's License During COVID-19
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SAN DIEGO - Californer -- The Adventure Travelers blog and website released today, Captain's License
Every Question Answered, combining data from United States Coast Guard and mariners learning sources,  provides in-depth step-by-step USCG Captains licensing comprehensive information.

"The data compiled in the report, Captain's License
Every Question Answered, provides everything an individual needs to know in order to become a Captain," said Michael Harlow. "The best part is, they can do it all online and stay socially distant during this COVID-19 crisis."

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The yacht charter industry is forecasted to grow more than 4% from now until 2025.  Current licensed Captains are starting to "age out" which is creating a need for new, younger Captains.

There are numerous licenses available based on the time at sea and experience including; USCG Operator of Uninspected Passenger Vessels (OUPV/Six-Pack) and
25/50 or 100 Ton Master licenses.

To view the extensive report please visit:  https://www.theadventuretravelers.com/captains-license/