Hartford show reports attendance gain
January 27, 2014
Amid another wave of bitter cold weather during a tough winter in the northern climes, the 45th CMTA Hartford Boat Show saw a slight increase
Amid another wave of bitter cold weather during a tough winter in the northern climes, the 45th CMTA Hartford Boat Show saw a slight increase
The 45th annual CMTA Hartford Boat Show and the 60th annual Baltimore Boat Show start today and will run through the weekend. The Hartford Boat
The Connecticut Marine Trades Association will hold its initial Young Marine Industry Professionals meeting at 6 p.m. on Jan. 22 in the CMTA Hartford Boat
The Connecticut Marine Trades Association is changing the dates of the Hartford Boat Show, beginning in 2015, to avoid conflict with the newly changed dates
Exhibitors at Providence and Hartford report stronger sales and a more upbeat consumer attitude Back-to-back January boat shows gave New England dealers an encouraging foretaste
The recent Connecticut Marine Trades Association Hartford Boat Show presented by BRP attracted more than 14,000 attendees as it returned to a four-day format. The
The annual CMTA Hartford Boat Show returns today to Connecticut’s state capital. Now in its 44th year, the show opens at 4 p.m. at the
More visitors with a genuine interest in buying led dealers to believe that a slow recovery may be speeding up A sense that the economy
Attendance was up 10 percent – with about 12,500 visitors tallied – at the Hartford Boat Show, which ran Friday through Sunday at the Connecticut
The Connecticut Marine Trades Association says Wednesday is the first deadline to submit paperwork for the Hartford Boat Show, scheduled for Jan. 28-31 at the
Amid another wave of bitter cold weather during a tough winter in the northern climes, the 45th CMTA Hartford Boat Show saw a slight increase
The 45th annual CMTA Hartford Boat Show and the 60th annual Baltimore Boat Show start today and will run through the weekend. The Hartford Boat
The Connecticut Marine Trades Association will hold its initial Young Marine Industry Professionals meeting at 6 p.m. on Jan. 22 in the CMTA Hartford Boat
The Connecticut Marine Trades Association is changing the dates of the Hartford Boat Show, beginning in 2015, to avoid conflict with the newly changed dates
Exhibitors at Providence and Hartford report stronger sales and a more upbeat consumer attitude Back-to-back January boat shows gave New England dealers an encouraging foretaste
The recent Connecticut Marine Trades Association Hartford Boat Show presented by BRP attracted more than 14,000 attendees as it returned to a four-day format. The
The annual CMTA Hartford Boat Show returns today to Connecticut’s state capital. Now in its 44th year, the show opens at 4 p.m. at the
More visitors with a genuine interest in buying led dealers to believe that a slow recovery may be speeding up A sense that the economy
Attendance was up 10 percent – with about 12,500 visitors tallied – at the Hartford Boat Show, which ran Friday through Sunday at the Connecticut
The Connecticut Marine Trades Association says Wednesday is the first deadline to submit paperwork for the Hartford Boat Show, scheduled for Jan. 28-31 at the
