“We’re also thrilled that the popular Sports, Leisure and Fishing precinct is back – a 20,000-square-metre space dedicated to trailerable boats – alongside the latest gear and gadgets on display in The Pavilions.”
SCIBS General Manager Johan Hasser said the team was thrilled to be planning a COVID-safe Show for 2021, buoyed by Mulpha Australia’s ongoing support.
“Mulpha Australia is committed to investing in the ongoing success of the marine industry, as seen with the $12 million expansion of the Sanctuary Cove Marina, which enables us to accommodate premium recreational vessels from 50 feet to superyachts up to 165 feet,” Mr Hasser said.
“More premium on-water displays, coupled with significant space for the growing trailer boat segment, means SCIBS 2021 will expand both ends of the market.
“We’re also further enhancing the visitor experience by expanding the Show’s footprint to incorporate the luxurious InterContinental Sanctuary Cove Resort, which recently underwent a $9 million upgrade.”
Networking and socialising go hand-in-hand at SCIBS with various opportunities for exhibitors to combine the two, such as marine conferences pre and post-event, the International Business Lounge supported by the Queensland Government, and five-star VIP Lounge overlooking the new marina, providing the perfect setting for securing new business leads.
Access is made easy with the free Park ‘n’ Ride service from Warner Bros. Movie World and limited on-site parking.
Tickets to the four-day event will go on sale in February, with free entry for children under the age of 16. Event organisers continue to work with Queensland Health to ensure SCIBS complies with COVID-safe practices.
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