"The 2012 Dubai International Boat Show is a celebration of the events achievements over the last 20 years and brings to the region key international exhibitors of the world's best and most luxurious marine supplies and services and places them in front of local and worldwide potential buyers." said Trixee Loh, Senior Vice President, Dubai World Trade Centre, organiser of the show.
"For nearly two decades, the Dubai International Boat Show has been the focus of the leisure marine industry in the Middle East. The Dubai International Boat Show provides a perfect venue, world-class exhibitors and an outstanding business platform" Loh added.
Companies including Exalto Emirates, Elcome, Gulf Development Systems, Japan Marine Equipments, MTU, Al-Dhawi Diesel Engine Company, Clement Systems Gulf, Cummins Middle East, Dubai Ship Building and Engineering, Al-Ghandi Group, Sunset Marine Equipment and Yamaha will fill the indoor area with the latest products essential to the supply and servicing of the leisure marine industry, from deck fittings and fixtures to engines and navigational equipment.
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"At a time when there is more focus by the boat builders on quality but also more pressure on prices the event has become the most valuable tool in Exalto Emirates' marketing strategy and is a great opportunity for catching up with our friends from the marine industry across the region," Paul added.
Clement Systems Gulf is another equipment specialist making a welcome return to the 2012 show. Providing innovative solutions for the marine industry including turnkey marinas, superyacht harbours, fishery pier structures, megayacht berths and passenger boat landing stages, the diverse firm has been visiting the Dubai International Boat Show for more than ten years.
The expansion of the Equipment Supplies & Services arena underlines the show's status as one of the worlds must-attend marine events and as 2012 show approaches, the organisers are preparing to celebrate two decades of unrivalled success across the Middle East.
Stuart Baines, General Manager of new exhibitor, UK-based Rollins Marine & Caravan Services, said: "From power pedestals to LED lighting, Rollins has the marine solutions the Middle East needs. We believe that our products are world-class and competitively-priced, whether to cater to small craft or superyachts, so the Dubai International Boat Show is the perfect place for us to be meeting new customers and making sales."
Exhibitors from more than 40 countries will be taking part with the German pavilion returning this year to the show. The show will also feature debut appearances from several new nations such as Austria, Egypt, Hong Kong, Madagascar, Poland and Tunisia, while the National Pavilions from Australia, France, South Korea and the United Kingdom have all increased their space from last year.
