Dates Set for Newport International Boat Show
March 15, 2024
The show, considered the start of the fall circuit, covers more than 13 acres of the Newport, R.I., waterfront.
The show, considered the start of the fall circuit, covers more than 13 acres of the Newport, R.I., waterfront.
The Miami International Boat Show was held in six locations in South Florida from Feb. 14 through 18 and drew nearly 100,000 visitors despite storms on the final day.
Indmar Marine Engines helped KYMA Boats introduce the K7, a high-performance watersports boat with a powerful Roushcharged Raptor 575 by Indmar engine, at the Miami International Boat
South Florida Ventures has acquired the 53-year-old Newport International Boat Show.
NMMA president Frank Hugelmeyer gave a state-of-the-industry update at yesterday’s Industry Breakfast during the Miami show.
Exhibitors were enthusiastic about the turnout, and 30 businesses participated in a career fair that drew more than 200 job-seekers.
The show kicked off with press events announcing new products, industry awards, branding arrangements, environmental initiatives and more.
Anne Dunbar, who has led the trade show for more than 10 years, is moving up from show director to executive director.
Samantha Batson (left) comes aboard as marketing manager, and Megan Davisson will serve as sales and projects manager.
Both NMMA shows opened yesterday and run through Sunday.
The show, considered the start of the fall circuit, covers more than 13 acres of the Newport, R.I., waterfront.
The Miami International Boat Show was held in six locations in South Florida from Feb. 14 through 18 and drew nearly 100,000 visitors despite storms on the final day.
Indmar Marine Engines helped KYMA Boats introduce the K7, a high-performance watersports boat with a powerful Roushcharged Raptor 575 by Indmar engine, at the Miami International Boat
South Florida Ventures has acquired the 53-year-old Newport International Boat Show.
NMMA president Frank Hugelmeyer gave a state-of-the-industry update at yesterday’s Industry Breakfast during the Miami show.
Exhibitors were enthusiastic about the turnout, and 30 businesses participated in a career fair that drew more than 200 job-seekers.
The show kicked off with press events announcing new products, industry awards, branding arrangements, environmental initiatives and more.
Anne Dunbar, who has led the trade show for more than 10 years, is moving up from show director to executive director.
Samantha Batson (left) comes aboard as marketing manager, and Megan Davisson will serve as sales and projects manager.
Both NMMA shows opened yesterday and run through Sunday.
