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All-New Miami International Boat Show Event For 2022

All-New Miami International Boat Show Event For 2022

The Miami International Boat and Miami Yacht Show Join Forces to Create One of the Largest Events in the World

Downtown Miami

Informa Markets, co-owner and operator of Miami Yacht Show (MYS) and Superyacht Miami, is joining forces with the NMMA, owner of the Miami International Boat Show (MIBS), for an all-new 2022 event in downtown Miami. This event will be the first joint production of South Florida’s preeminent winter boat shows and will debut Wednesday, February 16, through Sunday, February 20, 2022.

The event is subject to be one of the largest marine events in the world. It will carry the Miami International Boat Show name and deliver enhanced value to participating marine industry businesses while creating a seamless and unparalleled experience for attendees and an economic benefit to the Miami and South Florida areas.
 

Joint Partnership with Informa Markets and the NMMA

Under the joint partnership, Informa Markets, with direction and guidance from NMMA, will take on the management of the in-person experience, while the NMMA will oversee the digital experience. Additionally, NMMA retains ownership of MIBS, and Informa Markets maintains co-ownership of MYS and Superyacht Miami with the IYBA.

    “For 80 years, the Miami International Boat Show has served as the recreational boating industry’s flagship event and a prized platform to showcase world-class products and innovations to nearly 100,000 people across the globe. With NMMA’s new partnership with Informa Markets, together, we will take the show to the next level and deliver an unforgettable experience for our members, attendees, exhibitors, and the local community for decades to come,” said Frank Hugelmeyer, president of NMMA. “Our industry and organization are incredibly grateful to the City of Miami for providing a home for our show these last five years at the Miami Marine Stadium and Park. We look forward to bringing this exciting new event to both Downtown Miami and Miami Beach.”

 

What to Expect at the 2022 Miami International Boat Show

Miami International Boat Show

Numerous benefits will come from combining the two shows, not only for exhibitors but also for visitors and the downtown Miami community. The all-new boat show will allow residents and visitors to streamline their trips to the signature event and engage in an unparalleled experience with never-before-seen attractions and activities.

The on-land portion of the event will take place at the newly reimagined Miami Beach Convention Center. In-water activities will display at Sea Isle Marina, One Herald Plaza, and Island Gardens Deep Harbour on Watson Island. The 2022 Miami International Boat Show will introduce several new elements to enrich the experience for attendees. Some of which include a live concert series, an expanded educational offering, a digital component, and the return of Miami Dealer Days February 14-15. Miami Dealer Days allow exhibitors to gather at the Miami Beach Convention Center before the show. This provides a unique opportunity for marine manufacturers to connect and discover partnership and growth opportunities.

A traffic plan is in development with the City of Miami and Miami Beach, to ensure a smooth traffic flow. The MacArthur, Venetian, and Julia Tuttle causeways will also offer access for guests crossing over to the MBCC, where they will find ample parking on the grounds. Both event locations will have a variety of transportation options for guests, including water taxis, rideshare hubs, and public transit modes.
 

About the NMMA & Informa Markets

The NMMA brings visitors from nearly 35 countries around the globe to South Florida annually. Additionally, Informa is considered the largest single annual customer to the market, hosting several large-scale events in the region each year. Historically speaking, the Miami International Boat Show and Miami Yacht Show have attracted thousands of attendees to South Florida and generated an estimated combined annual economic impact of $1.34 billion.
 

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