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Qatar Boat Show 2026 opens today with yacht debuts, fireworks

<p>Doha, Qatar: The Qatar Boat Show 2026 gets underway today at Old Doha Port, promising an exciting showcase of luxury yachts, marine innovation and entertainment, as leading international yacht manufacturers prepare to unveil their latest offerings.</p> <p>The opening day of the event, which will be held until November 7, will feature exclusive yacht presentations, industry announcements and a…

Qatar Boat Show 2026 opens today with yacht debuts, fireworks

Doha, Qatar - The Qatar Boat Show 2026 commenced today at Old Doha Port, presenting a preview of high-end yachts, maritime advancements, and entertainment. Leading yacht manufacturers are set to unveil their newest models throughout the show, which will run until November 7.

The inaugural day of the event will see exclusive yacht presentations, industry announcements, and a dazzling fireworks and pyro drone show, underscoring Qatar's rising stature as a hub for luxury marine tourism and international maritime events. Major highlights include the debut of the ASMARATY G77 by Al Shaali Marine, the prestigious Gulf Craft press conference, and the participation of global yacht manufacturers like Benetti.

The show is set to offer an engaging mix of marine displays, industry announcements, and family-friendly activities, with fireworks and live music performances further enhancing the festive atmosphere at Old Doha Port.

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