RIMTA puts Providence Boat Show up for sale; 2019 will not run without a new buyer
June 21, 2018
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association has put the Providence Boat Show up for sale.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association has put the Providence Boat Show up for sale.
A VIP ribbon-cutting ceremony will mark Friday’s opening of the Providence Boat Show at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
The Providence Boat Show will return Feb. 2-4 at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association has partnered with a new producer to continue growing the Providence Boat Show. RIMTA said Marketing & Events, based
The Providence Boat Show at the Rhode Island Convention Center was a day shorter this year, but saw a 10 percent increase in attendance.
The Providence Boat Show saw a 10 percent increase in attendance despite compressing the show from four to three days.
The Providence Boat Show will hold a special breakfast seminar focused on workforce challenges and solutions.
The Providence Boat Show is like many smaller regional shows that rely on the loyalty of local buyers and the hard work of local builders, dealers and vendors.
R.I. trade association brings new vitality to its Providence production with a hefty infusion of fresh thinking.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association will host an Industry Breakfast on Friday during the 23rd annual Providence Boat Show.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association has put the Providence Boat Show up for sale.
A VIP ribbon-cutting ceremony will mark Friday’s opening of the Providence Boat Show at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
The Providence Boat Show will return Feb. 2-4 at the Rhode Island Convention Center.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association has partnered with a new producer to continue growing the Providence Boat Show. RIMTA said Marketing & Events, based
The Providence Boat Show at the Rhode Island Convention Center was a day shorter this year, but saw a 10 percent increase in attendance.
The Providence Boat Show saw a 10 percent increase in attendance despite compressing the show from four to three days.
The Providence Boat Show will hold a special breakfast seminar focused on workforce challenges and solutions.
The Providence Boat Show is like many smaller regional shows that rely on the loyalty of local buyers and the hard work of local builders, dealers and vendors.
R.I. trade association brings new vitality to its Providence production with a hefty infusion of fresh thinking.
The Rhode Island Marine Trades Association will host an Industry Breakfast on Friday during the 23rd annual Providence Boat Show.
