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| The Dubai International Boat Show  The Dubai International Boat Show is organised by the Dubai World Trade Centre and will take place from 13 - 17 March 2007 at the Dubai International Marine Club, Mina Seyahi. Each superyacht is more than 25 metres in length, with at least three of the opulent vessels measuring almost 50 metres, and offering luxurious facilities including state-size dining rooms, gyms, spa-baths as well as state-of-the-art entertainment and satellite communications systems. The Dubai International Boat Show is the region's marine event because it brings together so many different exhibitors from across the world.By securing so many top-name superyacht builders and suppliers, DIBS continues to strengthen its position as the most important marine event in the region for affluent individuals looking to invest in the booming marine market. Some of the world�s biggest superyacht manufacturers such as Luerssen from Germany and Amels from the Netherlands will be exhibiting in the Luxury Supplies and Services area which will also house the impressive British Marine Federation pavilion, HISWA Holland Yachting Group and the German Boat Builders Association. Furthermore, many of the companies which supply the extensive high-performance fixtures and fittings to the superyachts are exhibiting; ensuring every element of superyachting is represented at the show. One of the Middle East�s fastest emerging markets is Russia and the CIS with multi-millionaires like Russian oil magnate Roman Abramovich, who owns three giant superyachts, eager to invest heavily in luxurious vessels which are often based in the Arabian Gulf. Initially attracted to the region�s pleasant climate and booming economy, the acquisition of a yacht is usually high on foreign investors� wish-list after purchasing a waterfront property, with the Dubai International Boat Show their first point-of-call. Special efforts have also been made in the use of the latest yacht technology and design features to combine the technical complexity of a large high-speed yacht with the creation of unique guest areas that will provide the owner with complete intimacy. write your comments about the article :: © 2007 Exhibition News :: home page |