Dallas boat show sees uptick in attendance
February 4, 2009
Marketing efforts appear to be paying off for the Dallas International Boat Show, which enjoyed a 7 percent increase in attendance during the show’s opening
Marketing efforts appear to be paying off for the Dallas International Boat Show, which enjoyed a 7 percent increase in attendance during the show’s opening
Morris Yachts is reporting strong new-boat sales for September and October. The Bass Harbor, Maine, builder closed on three M36 sailboats and one M42, according
Jeanneau America is reporting strong results from the U.S. Sailboat Show, which runs through today in Annapolis. Jeanneau says it has a record number of
Producers of the International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition & Conference are reporting strong preregistration for the trade show, which opens Monday. The numbers are slightly off from
Despite a 12 percent drop in attendance, the National Marine Manufacturers Association reported strong sales at the Tampa Boat Show, held Sept. 5-7 at the
Marketing efforts appear to be paying off for the Dallas International Boat Show, which enjoyed a 7 percent increase in attendance during the show’s opening
Morris Yachts is reporting strong new-boat sales for September and October. The Bass Harbor, Maine, builder closed on three M36 sailboats and one M42, according
Jeanneau America is reporting strong results from the U.S. Sailboat Show, which runs through today in Annapolis. Jeanneau says it has a record number of
Producers of the International BoatBuilders’ Exhibition & Conference are reporting strong preregistration for the trade show, which opens Monday. The numbers are slightly off from
Despite a 12 percent drop in attendance, the National Marine Manufacturers Association reported strong sales at the Tampa Boat Show, held Sept. 5-7 at the
