Tag Archives: Virtual Boat Shows

Tige and ATX Surf Boats announced that the Virtual Experience they rolled out last year is back for 2022, featuring the addition of two new boats to the Tige fleet. The Virtual Experience takes a traditional boat show or showroom and transforms it into an online platform that assists customers in making boat choices. “Our goal was for a user ...

Land ‘N’ Sea returned to an in-person event at the Mohegan Sun Expo Center in Connecticut while retaining a digital experience for their other shows, and just reported an additional 30% increase in sales over last year’s record show season, according to a company press release. Additionally, in-person attendance increased almost 20% compared with the last physical show in Connecticut in 2019. ...

By Adam Quandt With only a handful of exceptions, the past year has seen one postponement or cancellation after another when it comes to boat shows. However, with an explosion in boating popularity and the world slowly reopening, the recreational marine industry is gearing up to bring boat shows back in full force. But before we look to the future ...

The 2021 Virtual Vancouver International Boat Show has successfully concluded its show run, February 24 – 27. In its 59th year, the show was pushed to get creative as all in person events remain on hold amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Rather than cancelling all together, the show forged ahead to present a virtual show – in response to exhibitor feedback, and ...

Visitors to the 59th Vancouver International Boat Show will be introduced to the very latest boats and boating-related products on the market, but this year they can do so from the comfort of their own home, because the event will be virtual, taking place February 24 – 27, 2021. A key focus of the 2021 edition of the Vancouver Show will be ...

The 2021 Virtual Toronto International Boat Show has successfully concluded its seven-day show, January 18 – 24, during an unprecedented year that saw Canada’s largest in-person boating event go virtual for the first time in its 60+ year history. After announcing the cancellation last September of its annual indoor event in light of the pandemic, Canadian Boat Shows forged ahead to ...

Princecraft Boats announced the launch of its virtual park to provide consumers the opportunity to explore their most popular models in an innovative, interactive environment. “The concept was developed in response to many boat shows across the country switching to a virtual format in 2021,” said Jean-Philippe Martin-Dubois, Director of Marketing. “Our goal was to mirror the in-person boat show ...

Brunswick’s Rayglass Boats are hosting their biggest ever in-house boat show virtually this year. The Rayglass team have 3D mapped their entire showroom and 18 vessels to create a one-off virtual experience and give you the chance to see Rayglass and guests Emirates Team NZ and Coastguard NZ like never before.  The display will feature detailed tours of the interiors ...

The Palm Beach International Boat Show — which saw 53,000 visitors last year and had a statewide economic impact of $682.7 million — was forced to “come about” and move to a virtual platform due to the COVID-19 pandemic. In a sign of unity among the West Palm Beach marine community, Palm Beach County safe harbor marinas, local law enforcement boats, towing ...

Immediately following the cancellation of this year’s Progressive Insurance Northwest Sportshow, the NMMA Show Team partnered with TRMG, NMMA’s show guide producer, to launch a ‘Virtual Sportshow’, providing customers with many of the same resources, discounts and show specials that would have been offered in-person. Today, which would have been opening day of the Show, NMMA is excited to announce that ...