THE Brisbane Boat Show will be celebrating its 50th show in 2010, which will run from August 26 to 29 at the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre, South Bank.
“This year is all about combining a showcase of the latest boats and marine accessories with a celebration of just how far the show has come,” said Jason Plant Marine Queensland events manager.
“The first show in 1961 was held at Brisbane’s City Hall, there were 11 exhibitors with product on display totalling in excess of £70,000. The show has grown to include over 120 exhibitors in 2009, showcasing millions of dollars in product.”
“We have managed to track down engines dating back as far as 1939 along with boats that celebrate every decade of the show’s existence,” said Plant, “We are going to have a great historical display with information and stories demonstrating just how far Queensland’s marine industry has come over the last five decades.”
The success of the 2010 Brisbane Tinnie and Tackle Show, also owned and managed by Marine Queensland, proves that boating continues to play an integral role in the lives of Queenslanders. A record 35,562 people attended the show over its three days.
Show organisers said the Brisbane Boat Show is the perfect opportunity for all marine businesses to present their product to a qualified buying market.
For information at exhibiting at the 2010 Brisbane Boat Show please contact Marine Queensland on (07) 3390 4657 or email jason@marineqld.com.au.
LOWRANCE last week launched its Elite 4 and Mark 4 sounder and sounder/GPS combo units in a media event held at Narabeen Lake north of Sydney.
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