LOOKING FOR SOMETHING OR SOMEONE AT THE BOAT SHOW?
Please CLICK HERE to see a list of Exhibitors, Brands and Vessels that will be on display at the 2008 Sydney International Boat Show.
 
  
 
BOAT SHOW PROGRAM
Don't forget to pick up your complimentary copy of the Yaffa Boat Show program when you enter the show which has plans of the marina & halls, an exhibitor/brand/products/services listings and a whole lot more!
 
BOAT LICENCE TESTING
Need your boat or PWC licence? Head to the NSW Maritime stand at the rear of Hall 5 (stand 505) where you'll find a team ready to assist you in all your boating, maritime and licence questions. For the first time all our government marine agencies will be grouped together in stand 505.
Please CLICK HERE for more information about licences or call 13 12 36.
 

 
WHO ORGANISES THE BOAT SHOW? 
The Boating Industry Association of NSW owns and manages the Sydney International Boat Show. This is the 41st show. The BIA is a not for profit organisation with over 600 corporate members, many of whom exhibit at the Boat Show.

 

Please visit www.sydneyboatshow.com.au for more information. Remember to check back regularly as information will be added as we get closer to the opening date.
 
SHOW LINKS
Show hours & ticket prices
Purchase tickets on-line
Getting to the Show
Show Activities
Future show dates
 
ACCOMODATION
To book on-line, please CLICK HERE or please call the 24 hour call centre (Phone 1300 65 65 65) and quote BOATVIS when booking.

Recorded info line: 1300 7 BOATS or (1300 7 26287)
 
More news to follow soon.
 
Safe Boating
 

About the Boating Industry Association of NSW Ltd
The Sydney International Boat Show is owned and managed by the Boating Industry Association of NSW Ltd (BIA). The BIA is a not-for-profit industry organisation, which represents over 90 percent of the retail boating industry in NSW. Member companies include boat builders, retailers, engine distributors, yacht brokers, trailer manufacturers, ship chandlerys, hire and charter boat operators, marinas, shipwrights, mechanical and electrical engineers plus ancillary services. BIA members adhere to a voluntary Code of Practice and Code of Ethics. In addition, BIA is also involved in issues relating to recreational use of the waterways, including the environment, boating safety, access, and public facilities. The recreational marine industry turns over $7.8 Billion per annum and directly employs 28,000 people in Australia. For more information, visit www.bia.org.au

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