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 Scheduled to take place at Royal Phuket Marina
from 11 to 14 January, the Thailand International Boat Show will
showcase a multi-billion Baht line up of luxury yachts,
superyachts, private jets and more.

New innovations for the 2024 show include the
inaugural Thailand Yachting Conference and the Robb Report
Thailand Best Of The Best Yachting Awards Gala.

“We have
increased the in-water space to accommodate brokers and brands and
will have a wide range of luxury boats of all sizes up to
superyachts at the show. We have also seen considerable growth in
the number of luxury brands and businesses exhibiting,” said David
Hayes, CEO of organisers JAND Event. “The show has become a
platform that will not only drive sales and business for the
marine and luxury industries, but also attract international
investors who are keen to do business and live in Phuket.”

Simpson Marine Sanlorenzo SX76

In the water, Boat Lagoon Yachting will be
displaying three Princess Yachts amongst a number of other brands
at the show with the highlight being the Princess Y95, the
largest boat showing for the first time in Thailand.

Simpson Marine has the largest in-water line-up
with six boats including a Sanlorenzo SX76 (pictured), Lagoon 51 and Fairline
Targa 45, amongst others while Derani Yachts will be displaying
three boats from the popular Axopar brand as well as the striking
Brabus Shadow 500 Cabin and a Greenline 40.

Other boat brokers with boats in-the-water include
Asia Marine, Asia Yacht Agency, Asia Yachting, Extreme Marine
(Thailand), Go Boating, Lee Marine, Leopard Catamarans, Northrop &
Johnson, The Yacht Sales Co and V Yachts Asia.

Complementing the in-water display will be a wide range
of marine and luxury lifestyle businesses, products and services who will be exhibiting onshore.

Exhibiting in the
new purpose-built air-conditioned exhibition space are A. &
Marine, Aqua Air Asia, ASA Group, Cholamark Boat, Flexiteek, FLS
Yachts, Hull Co. Ltd, Marine Services Asia, Nava by Thaicom,
Nespresso, Octopus Electrical Service, Royal Phuket Marina, SEA
Yacht Sales, Siam Legal (Thailand) and Thailand Privilege. On the
boardwalk at Royal Phuket Marina are AMI Marine International,
Aoy’s Hoy Oyster Bar, Disabled Sailing Thailand, Entropy Solar,
Hilda Loe Associates, SEABOB, Torqeedo Asia Pacific and UWC
International School.

The Thailand International Boat Show is also known for its social
activities. From jazz on the boardwalk and live DJ performances,
to alfresco dining, oysters, champagne and cigars, there will be
plenty to see and do, day and night.

The Thailand International Boat Show will be open daily from 13:00 – 20:00 except on Sunday, 14
January when the show closes at 19:00.

See also: 
Thailand
Yacht Show Pattaya 2022 – Interview with Andy Treadwell, CEO of
Verventia,
iAqua
Adventures Interview with Nick Murphy at Thailand Yacht Show 2022
in Pattaya,
Jetboard
Thailand Interview with Marilin Poonsiri at Thailand Yacht Show
2022 in Pattaya,
TYS Pattaya
2022 Interview with Khun Sutiwas Chaisrivichiean, MD of MF Group
(Thailand),

Mövenpick Siam Hotel Na Jomtien Pattaya – Interview with Dmitry Chernyshev, GM.