Insurance Broker for Yacht- and Aviation insurances advises at the Port Hercules of the Principality.
When the Monaco Yacht Show returns after a two-year absence from September 22 to 25, 2021, the global superyacht scene will meet for the long-awaited get-together. BAVARIA AG will also be present at the world’s most important superyacht show and is looking forward to the coming days with confidence.
“The industry is booming, and that’s why we will of course be on hand to support our customers and business partners with our service at the Monaco Yacht Show,” says BAVARIA AG’s CEO Sandra Ahrabian, who will also be traveling there herself. The base of the Grünwalder special broker with further addresses in Hamburg and on Mallorca, will be the Deutsche Yachten stand (AL6).
Among the biggest changes, which – it is said – were requested by numerous exhibitors and guests, in the current edition of the Monaco Yacht Show is the allocation of three different tickets. The “Discover” category is purely for end users, i.e. owners and charterers. The “Advise” ticket is for owners’ representatives and similar consultants, while pure B2B visitors are classified as “Connect”. With that comes access restrictions.
On Wednesday, the first day of the show, the docks will only be accessible to holders of “Discover” and “Advise” badges; “Connect” visitors will have to wait a day. According to show management, this is to create a more relaxed atmosphere when visiting the yachts, of which a smaller number than usual will probably be moored at Port Hercules from September 22 to 25. Shortly before the start of the fair, about 40 fewer exhibits were registered instead of the usual 125.
Sandra Ahrabian: “It is good and important that the show will take place at all. Those who come will certainly not be disappointed.”
