Taking place over six locations, the latest edition of the Miami International Boat Show expects around 100,000 visitors and will host more than 1,000 exhibitors from across the globe.
Priding itself in displaying a broad range of tenders, toys, and yachts for sale, the Miami International Boat Show, also known as MIBS, has gone from strength to strength since it merged with Superyacht Miami and the Miami Yacht Show in 2022, showing its resilience and importance to the American yachting industry.
With an economic impact of $1.34B, the show annually curates an enticing collection of exhibitors covering all aspects of yachting such as engine manufacturers, marine accessories, electronics, and retail, to create an all-under-one roof option for those looking to build a complete yachting package at one show.
What to expect at the Miami International Boat Show
Featuring some of the biggest shipyards in the yachting industry such as Prestige, Ocean Alexander, and Sunseeker, the Miami-based event provides visitors with seamless access to all the exhibits with clearly defined zones, plenty of rest stops with tempting eateries, and of course, invigorating live entertainment around the six different locations.
Like any good yacht show, side attractions are also set to make their mark on the 2026 edition of MIBS, with more than 150 different sea trials on offer for the ultimate try-before-you-buy experience, as well as the showstopping Superyacht Miami exhibit at IGY Yacht Haven Grande at Island Gardens.
Proudly showcasing a selection of striking superyachts for sale measuring up to 100m, this is the exhibit you want for the most indulgent yachts for sale.
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