BoatLife Live made memories at the inaugural show with reports of strong sales and companies already rebooking for next year. Visitors and exhibitors have shared overwhelmingly positive feedback on the show organisation, the diverse range of boats, layout, and visitor experience.
The launch show has created a springboard for the future. 140 companies exhibited over four days and displayed over 120 boats from RIBS, to powerboats, inland boats to watersports. The feature boats Falanda, SmartFish 25 and Atlantic rowing boat were also popular attractions.
Richard Dove, Director, BoatLife Events Ltd "I couldn't be happier with how the show has been received. The hard work has paid off, and it's the start of something very special. We now need to build on the success and gather feedback. Next year we hope to have more yachts, equipment and watersports. From the interest we have had from companies visiting the show to check it out, it looks possible. We may need a bigger space"
Despite challenges in the lead up with covid and stock availability, and during the show Storm Eunice, nearly 10,000 dedicated visitors came and battled with the weather. Visitors enjoyed talks on the Live Stage from Pip Hare and Katie McCabe and lots of fun was had on the Virtual Reality feature.
The show organisers are currently looking at 16-19 February 2023 for the next BoatLife Live event!
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