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Miami Yacht Show
Yachts Miami Beach showcases hundreds of new and used yachts and superyachts built by the world's foremost custom builders. The event is held annually in February at the same time as the Miami International Boat Show.
A solid February for Viking Yachts
Strong sales drive a busy month for the builder.
Devils in the Details
MIBS and the Miami Yacht Show reinvent themselves.
Good Show, Disappointing Show
In its first year in the new downtown location, the Miami Yacht Show drew mixed reviews from exhibitors.
Viking reports strong sales from Miami shows
The builder sold nine boats at the Miami Yacht Show and Miami International Boat Show.
MIAMI 2019: Mixed reviews for Miami Yacht Show
Some loved the new format; others think it’s a work in progress.
MIAMI 2019: Get this party started
JL Audio holds a party on the eve of the Miami International Boat Show to launch new speakers.
Miami shows open Thursday
Organizers of the Miami International Boat Show and Miami Yacht Show are collaborating and co-promoting to boost attendance.
‘Two Epic Shows. Two Thousand Boats’
In its new venue, the Miami Yacht Show partners with NMMA on a series of ads.
MIASF holding luncheon with updates on Miami shows
Representatives from MIBS and Miami Yachts Show will speak.
MIBS Trade Talks to focus on “Triple Threat to Trade”
Experts will discuss recent changes in policy, from trade wars to trade deals.
Miami shows partner on marketing campaign
Miami Yacht Show’s venue relocation prompted the joint venture.
Miami Yacht Show: Strong Sales, Bright Future
The Miami Yacht Show, which ran Feb. 15-19 on Collins Avenue, received positive feedback from exhibitors who said the show ran smoothly and saw qualified buyers.
Brokers pleased with Miami Yacht Show
Boat buyers took to the docks from February 15-19 at the 30th annual Miami Yacht Show, garnering positive feedback from exhibitors about the enhanced show experience and the strong quality of sales leads.
Miami Yacht Show releases more details, and proposed map, of new show location
Miami Yacht Show organizers say its move to Biscayne Bay in 2019 will benefit attendees, exhibitors, and show organizers.
MIAMI: Miami Yacht Show to relocate to downtown Miami
The Miami Yacht Show is wrapping up its last event on Collins Avenue after 30 years at the location.
AquaZone to feature the latest in water toys at Miami Yachts Show
In addition to a fleet of more than 500 new and brokerage vessels, the Miami Yachts Show will feature an AquaZone. This demonstration area will feature water toys including flyboards, underwater drones, kayak fishing seminars and more.
Miami Yacht Show and MIBS to offers joint tickets
Organizers of the Miami Yacht Show unveiled a new transportation plan for the show slated for Feb. 15-19 along Collins Avenue and the Indian Creek Waterway from 41st St. to 54th St.
New owner, name and VIP experience
The 30th annual Miami Yacht Show at Collins Avenue will run from Feb. 15-19 on Miami Beach for the first time under new ownership, with more than 500 yachts covering 1.2 million square feet.
Miami Yacht Show on Collins Avenue offers new VIP program
The Miami Yacht Show on Collins Avenue, formerly known as Yachts Miami Beach, has announced a new VIP Experience for the 2018 event, with amenities designed to make the show more valuable for discerning attendees and exhibitors.
Miami Beach show renamed Miami Yacht Show on Collins Avenue
The yacht show that occurs on Miami Beach each February, formerly known as Yachts Miami Beach, is getting a new name and logo.
More buyers, fewer ‘tourists’
$20 admission fee pre-screens the turnout, bringing mostly ‘qualified’ shoppers to Yachts Miami Beach
AVYachts touts fractional ownership at Yachts Miami Beach
AVYachts was soft-launched at Yachts Miami Beach.
Yachts Miami Beach touts success of new-look show
Yachts Miami Beach, which ran from Feb. 16-20 along Collins Avenue, wrapped up with encouraging reports from the docks.
MIAMI 2017: Yachts Miami Beach exhibitors tout quality of buyers
MIAMI BEACH — Exhibitors seemed largely happy with the decision to install gates and charge admission to Yachts Miami Beach.