Boot Dusseldorf 2023 Preview: Part 1
World premieres from the world?s leading luxury yacht builders are a highlight of Boot Dusseldorf?s return after three years.
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Fairline?s Squadron 68 enters Messe Dusseldorf Hall 6
Brand-new models from Sunseeker, Princess, Azimut, Ferretti Yachts and Jeanneau are among many exciting world premieres at the 52nd edition of Boot Düsseldorf, as the world?s biggest indoor boat show returns for the first time since January 2020.
Three years ago, show organisers announced that over 250,000 visitors attended the nine-day event at Messe Dusseldorf, with about a quarter of the attendees representing over 100 countries outside Germany.
Boot Dusseldorf Director Petros Michelidakis said he was expecting about 1,500 exhibitors at this year?s event, which will again span 16 halls.
Princess display at Boot 2020
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?We?re very satisfied with bookings received so far, which will present watersports in their entirety on a huge exhibition area equivalent to 31 football pitches,? Michelidakis said. ?There is no other trade fair in the world with such extended ranges and in such an international setting.?
Hall 6, the largest of the 16, is dedicated to the show?s largest yachts (up to 30m). Other halls are dedicated to motorboats (Halls 1, 3, 4), superboats or luxury dayboats (Hall 5), a ?superyacht show? (7a), maritime art (7), equipment and accesso...
The post Boot Dusseldorf 2023 Preview: Part 1 appeared first on LUXUO.
Fairline?s Squadron 68 enters Messe Dusseldorf Hall 6
Brand-new models from Sunseeker, Princess, Azimut, Ferretti Yachts and Jeanneau are among many exciting world premieres at the 52nd edition of Boot Düsseldorf, as the world?s biggest indoor boat show returns for the first time since January 2020.
Three years ago, show organisers announced that over 250,000 visitors attended the nine-day event at Messe Dusseldorf, with about a quarter of the attendees representing over 100 countries outside Germany.
Boot Dusseldorf Director Petros Michelidakis said he was expecting about 1,500 exhibitors at this year?s event, which will again span 16 halls.
Princess display at Boot 2020
READ MORE: Top 5 Trends in Luxury Yachting for 2023
?We?re very satisfied with bookings received so far, which will present watersports in their entirety on a huge exhibition area equivalent to 31 football pitches,? Michelidakis said. ?There is no other trade fair in the world with such extended ranges and in such an international setting.?
Hall 6, the largest of the 16, is dedicated to the show?s largest yachts (up to 30m). Other halls are dedicated to motorboats (Halls 1, 3, 4), superboats or luxury dayboats (Hall 5), a ?superyacht show? (7a), maritime art (7), equipment and accesso...
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