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A new partnership between the organizers of some of the largest South Florida boat shows is uniting the three Miami-based events under a common name. Starting next year, the Miami Yacht Show and SuperYacht Miami are rebranding under the existing Miami International Boat Show banner. The joint show will take place February 16 through FebruaryContinue Reading
The cancellation of the upcoming Miami International Boat Show is having ripple effects. The organizers of the big-boat Miami Yacht Show, plus its companion event SuperYacht Miami, have hit the pause button. Rather than an outright cancellation, though, the Miami Yacht is postponed, at least for now. Originally set for February 11 to 15, theContinue Reading
The annual Miami Yacht Show starts eight days from now. Celebrating its 32nd year, the event is one of the last on the boat-show calendar for the winter season. Interestingly, the show is really two events, with the second, Superyacht Miami, a show within the show. Regardless, you can expect to find more than 400Continue Reading
The next edition of the annual Miami Yacht Show will showcase more than 400 boats and megayachts of all shapes and sizes. Among the latter, anticipate almost 60 measuring more than 100 feet (30.5 meters). One of the biggest, and making her U.S. debut: Bold, the 279-footer (85-meter) just delivered a few months ago. TheContinue Reading
The annual Miami Yacht Show megayachts lineup attracts both brokerage and new-build buyers from around the world. As the industry, interest, and yachts have grown, though, the show’s longtime location couldn’t accommodate them. Now concentrated in downtown Miami, the event promises more yachts, and more ease in getting around. For its three-decade history, the MiamiContinue Reading
Yesterday was the last day of the annual Miami Yacht Show—and the last day at its longtime location in Miami Beach (above). Starting next year, pending permit approvals, it relocates closer to downtown Miami. The waterfront that organizers have in mind is undeveloped. However, it includes land and water rights owned by Resorts World Miami,Continue Reading