After an event marked by the pandemic last year, the Monaco Yacht Show is returning to normal waters. From 28 September to 1 October, the Port Hercules will be the show stage for almost 500 exhibitors from all over the world. Among the largest new yachts docking in the Principality are the 115-metre “Apho” from Lürssen, the 88-metre “Project X” from Golden Yachts or the 85-metre “Victorious” from AK Yacht. A total of 117 exhibits are registered, and a similar number will drop anchor in the bay between Monaco and Cap Martin. This means that the fair is definitely reaching a level familiar from the pre-pandemic era.
BAVARIA AG will of course also be present at this prestigious event. A team will be on the move on the pontoons on all days of the fair; the Grünwalde team will be based at the Deutsche Yachten stand on Quai Albert 1er at position AL6.
Sandra Ahrabian, CEO of BAVARIA AG, is already looking forward to the event: “A Monaco Yacht Show under normal conditions cannot be compared to any other event. We are already looking forward to meeting our customers on site and discussing their latest projects with them.”
Incidentally, the changes to the ticket grouping from last year will be retained. The “Discover” category is purely for end users, i.e. owners and charterers. The “Advise” ticket is for owners’ representatives and similar advisors, while pure B2B visitors will be classified as “Connect”. This is also accompanied by access restrictions. On Wednesday, the first day of the fair, the docks are only accessible to holders of “Discover” and “Advise” badges, “Connect” visitors have to wait a day. According to the fair management, this is to create a somewhat more relaxed atmosphere when visiting the yachts.
If you would like to make an appointment for advice, it is best to contact the BAVARIA headquarters, who will put you in touch with the appropriate person for your request.
