Dubai Boat Show Announces New Dates
\n \tThe Dubai International Boat Show has announced new dates in November, amidst recent concerns surrounding the COVID-19 virus.
\n The show\u2019s organizers at the Dubai World Trade Center assured in a statement that while travel to the UAE region remains completely safe, the postponement was held in conjunction with travel restrictions in the home countries of key stakeholders – as well as the value of the highest safety precautions in its own.
\nThe news comes shortly after the announcement that Singapore Yacht Show, which was scheduled for 19-22 March, will be postponed to October 2020. Andy Treadwell, of the SYS organising body, commented in a statement that, \u2018This is an extraordinary situation for which nobody is to blame, of course, but we nonetheless sympathise with all our clients, stakeholders and suppliers for the inconvenience the postponement will cause them.\u2019
\nThe Dubai International Boat Show, which will now be taking place between the\u00a024-28 November 2020, is set to coincide with the neighbouring Abu Dhabi Grand Prix \u2013 also held at the end of November. The new dates look set to cement the UAE region\u2019s position as an event epicentre for the luxury lifestyle as winter falls upon the Mediterranean.
\nWith the announcement of the new dates, DIBS will also roughly be running alongside the inauguration of the Expo 2020 Dubai \u2013 a groundbreaking project by the region which will see the opening of over 200 food outlets in one stunning location between the end of October and April 2021. \u00a0\u00a0
\nShipyards Gulf Craft and Oceanco, who were due to be exhibiting at the show in a week\u2019s time, also issued statements in line with that of the show. Gulf Craft, who are themselves based in the UAE, commented, \u2018In line with yesterday\u2019s announcement regarding Dubai International Boat Show 2020 and being one of their supporters since the show\u2019s inception, we want to share with you that the show has been postponed to November 24-28 2020.\u2019
\nImperial Yachts, Central Managing Agent of the 106m Lurssen-built Amadea \u2013 who was due to be the largest yacht to ever exhibit at a Middle Eastern Yacht Show \u2013 have released on social channels that Amadea \u2018will continue her Middle-East tour during Spring 2020\u2019. The brokerage firm added that Amadea remains available to be viewed by all yacht brokers and serious buyers in the region.<\/p>\n
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Dubai Boat Show Announces New Dates The Dubai International Boat Show has announced new dates in November, amidst recent concerns surrounding the COVID-19 virus. The show\u2019s organizers at the Dubai World Trade Center assured in a statement that while travel … <\/p>\n