Boat Shows Online

WHERE & WHEN

Date

From February 12 till February 14 and from February 18 till February 20, 2011

Opening hours

Saturday 12/02: 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Sunday 13/02: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Monday 14/02: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday 18/02: 10 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Saturday 19/02: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Sunday 20/02: 10 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Where

Flanders Expo
Maaltekouter 1
B-9051 Ghent

Official Website
More info: +32 (0)9 241 92 11
E-mail: info@belgianboatshow.be

Entrance Fee:

Adults : 11 euro
Presales : 8 euro
6-12 years: 5 euro
children under six: free
groups of 15 people and more: 8 euro
Accessibility: By public transport
You take the train to the Ghent St.-Pieters train station. From there tramline 1 brings you close to our buildings. Visit De Lijn or NMBS for detailed information.

Cannes International Boat & Yacht Show – September 15 – 20, 2010

A few months before the opening of the 33rd Cannes International Boat and Yacht Show, the big names in international boatbuilding have redoubled their drive and ingenuity to adapt their offer to the new world Order.
If the world of pleasure boats and luxury yachts has been heavily hit throughout the 2008/2009 season by the worsening economic conditions, it seems the time has now come for a slight recovery, supported by the unwavering interest of the yachting fraternity. There is no doubt that the new models and world previews will be at the port of Cannes starting 8 September.

In Pursuit of Performance and Innovation: the key words of the sector
Already in 2009, in the midst of the crisis, French and international shipyards showed a capacity for innovation and exceptional resource to cope with the downturn in the market. In 2010, this concern is still relevant more than ever, and has paid dividends at many levels: new hulls, choice designs, and ever more irreproachable quality of service, etc.

And because there cannot be boating activities without a protected environment, the incorporation of environmental considerations is now one of the catalysts of the market: new engine types, hybrid engines, solar panels, LED lighting… As for the craft labelled “Bateau bleu” that comply with marine regulations, there will be many boats presenting equipment that allows better protection of the environment.
More information on this event can be found here.

The 2010 PSP Southampton Boat Show – From 10 – 19 September 2010

The 2010 PSP Southampton Boat Show offers people of all ages a fun-filled, action-packed day out, whatever your marine interest or skill level. One of the Show’s biggest attractions is its spectacular Show marina, where you can stroll among over 300 boats afloat and soak up the warmth of late summer in beautiful surroundings. It’s a truly brilliant spectacle – a dazzling display of craft of all sizes, shapes and classes.

And there’s a wide range of over 500 exhibitors, each presenting their very latest products and services, from boats and fashion to electronic gadgets and equipment.
Many of the exhibitors at the Show are happy for you to climb aboard, so make the most of the opportunity to ask them questions and try before you buy. As always, exhibitors will be advertising special Show prices, so make sure you take advantage and grab a real bargain! And there’s loads to see and try free, including Try a Boat with onthewater.co.uk , Try a Dive with Andark, Zorbing and much, much more.
Enjoy the ever popular Solent Catering Village featuring the Guinness Bar or head over to the Piper Heidsieck Champagne & Seafood Bar for a glass of something sparkling while overlooking the spectacular Show Marina. The Nautical Imaginarium stage show in Solent Park offers visitors the chance to get involved during a summer pantomime. And what’s more, you can take up the challenge and race up a climbing wall or fly into the audience on the bosun’s chair! Or just treat yourself to a taste of luxury on the water by indulging in the Platinum Experience in association with Princess. It’s your Boat Show! more info on the PSP Southampton Boat Show