This year’s edition of the show celebrated a significant milestone in its 42-year history, showcasing a remarkable collection of vessels worth $1.2 billion. From inflatables to superyachts, attendees had the opportunity to discover the latest marine accessories and innovations.
The 2024 Palm Beach International Boat Show (PBIBS), organized by the Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County (MIAPBC) and managed by Informa Markets, recently concluded its highly anticipated four-day event in downtown West Palm Beach. This year’s show achieved a historic milestone with a record-breaking display of vessels valued at $1.2 billion, making it the largest edition in the event’s prestigious history.
Attendees were treated to a spectacular lineup of global and U.S. debuts from renowned industry leaders such as Ocean Alexander, Fraser Yachts, Pursuits, Sirena, and Horizon. The introduction of a new engine and marine equipment pavilion added to the excitement, showcasing cutting-edge marine accessories and offerings for boating enthusiasts and consumers alike.
Elevating the Guest Experience
Andrew Doole, President of U.S. Boat Shows with Informa Markets, emphasized the focus on enhancing the overall guest experience. Dynamic activations like Nautical Ventures’ innovative in-water AquaZone presentation and educational seminars by the Water Revolution Foundation highlighted sustainable boating options. Family-friendly activities and exclusive luxury VIP experiences for Windward VIP ticket holders further elevated the event’s allure.
The Windward Club offered an upscale retreat within the Lakeside Pavilion on Flagler Drive, providing patrons with gourmet cuisine, a premium open bar, and access to the Palm Beach Modern + Contemporary Art Fair (PBM+C). Collaborating with PBM+C offered guests an unparalleled art-buying experience, perfectly complementing the prestigious yachts showcased at the event.
Superyacht Show Palm Beach: A Glimpse into Luxury
The Superyacht Show Palm Beach, located at Palm Harbor Marina, showcased over 200 superyachts epitomizing luxury and sophistication. This extravagant display, alongside exclusive art offerings, made it a must-visit destination for yacht enthusiasts and art connoisseurs alike.
The Palm Beach International Boat Show Gives Back program, funded through various activities and contributions, supports educational initiatives and waterfront projects, positively impacting the community. In 2024, the program proudly contributed $500,000 towards community enrichment projects.
Mark your calendars for March 20-23, 2025, and join us for another unforgettable experience at the Palm Beach International Boat Show. Visit www.PBBoatshow.com for more information and updates.
About the Palm Beach International Boat Show (PBIBS)
について パームビーチ国際ボートショー, owned by the Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach and produced by Informa Markets, has established itself as a prominent fixture in South Florida’s boating and marine industry since its inception in 1982. The event serves as a significant economic driver for the Palm Beach community and the surrounding tri-county area. A comprehensive analysis of the 2022 boat show revealed an estimated statewide economic impact exceeding $1.05 billion. Drawing over 55,000 visitors annually, the show has generated over $725 million in total sales. For further details, please visit www.pbboatshow.com.
インフォーマ・マーケッツについて
Informa Markets fosters industry growth and innovation by creating platforms that facilitate trading and collaboration. Our global presence enables marketplace participants to connect, engage, and conduct business through face-to-face exhibitions, tailored digital services, and data-driven solutions. With expertise across various sectors such as Boating, Pharmaceuticals, Food, Fashion, and Infrastructure, we bridge the gap between buyers and sellers in over a dozen verticals worldwide. As the leading market facilitator, we empower specialist markets to flourish year-round, unlocking new opportunities and driving success. Learn more at www.informamarkets.com.
About the Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County
The Marine Industries Association of Palm Beach County, Inc. (MIAPBC) is a non-profit organization established in 1986 with a core mission to foster the sustainable growth of the marine industry in Palm Beach County. Through advocacy and education, MIAPBC serves its members, the community, and the environment. The association hosts two major annual events, the Palm Beach International Boat Show and the Palm Beach Holiday Boat Parade, while also supporting over forty local marine-related events and nonprofits. These initiatives aim to safeguard and promote the marine industry in Palm Beach County and extend assistance to deserving students through scholarships. MIAPBC’s contributions to local nonprofits and scholarship programs have surpassed $3 million since its inception. Learn more at www.marinepbc.org.
About RELATED SOUTHEAST
Related Southeast, the West Palm Beach-based affiliate of Related Companies, is a fully integrated real estate firm specializing in mixed-use development. With over 25 years of experience, Related has played a pivotal role in the transformation of West Palm Beach, establishing it as a vibrant city for living, working, and tourism. Related Southeast is a leader in Class A office spaces, boasting over 2.8 million square feet of commercial properties, including the prestigious 1 Flagler. Beyond commercial developments, Related is renowned for luxury residential buildings across major cities, introducing innovative rental and condo options like 575 Rosemary and South Flagler House to the market. Related Southeast has also created and owns iconic destinations such as The Square, a popular neighborhood featuring green spaces, diverse retail and dining experiences, extensive public art installations, educational initiatives, and modern residences. Additionally, Related Southeast is associated with prominent establishments like Hilton West Palm Beach, RH West Palm, and the historic Harriet Himmel Theater. Learn more about Related Southeast at www.relatedsoutheast.com.
