The Dubai International Boat Show 2020 Postponed Due To Coronavirus

One of the most anticipated events this year, the Dubai International Boat Show, is now postponed to November 2020, due to the coronavirus outbreak. The event was scheduled to take place at the brand new Harbour on Dubai Marina from 10 13 March 2020. However, as a precaution to the current scenario, the Dubai World Trade Centre has made the decision to postpone the event.

What’s It?

The Dubai International Boat Show shared a statement on their website.

“Whilst the UAE remains completely safe for travel, and has deployed the strictest medical and hygiene protocols, we fully recognise that for some specific shows, we have a high majority of key participants significant to the event’s programme that are unable to travel due to restrictions in their home country. As such, we have been working closely to assure that our clients’ needs are most effectively addressed, and the delivery of strong international participation considered, in these extraordinary times.

The Dubai International boat show will now take place at the Harbour on Dubai Marina from 24-28 November 2020. Every year, the yachts present some of the finest luxury standards in the world. Hop into the yachts and check out the tastefully designed interiors or shop for souvenirs at the shops around the corner.

Some of the world’s most beautiful Trimarans will be on display, such as the Adastra, Lampuga, Jetsurf, and Triton. This year they will also be launching the largest yacht in the show’s history.

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What Else?

During the boat show event, make sure you don’t miss out on the Yachty STEAMathalon! Its a competition where students from all over the UAE will be challenged to create artificial intelligence vessels, that will be able to autonomously navigate on water! And if you want something to get your adrenaline pumping, check out the fly board championship for water jet mid-air acrobatics! The competitions will also feature some educational insights on how AI and 3D printing impacts the building of yachts and super yachts.