Qatar Boat Show makes waves with record GCC participation
Qatar Boat Show 2026 has strengthened its standing as a major regional maritime showcase, drawing 31,150 visitors and hundreds of international and local brands to Old Doha Port, while delivering a su...
The Qatar Boat Show 2026 has achieved record-breaking participation from the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC), marking a significant milestone for the event and the Qatari boat industry. Held from November 4-7 at Old Doha Port, the three-day exhibition attracted 31,150 visitors and featured 546 brands across 277,000 square meters.
The show experienced a 30% increase in GCC participation, with Qatari exhibitors accounting for 55% of the total, reflecting growing commercial confidence in the event. Notable yacht launches included Emirates Boats' Emirates Boat 63, Azimut's Seadeck 6, Seven Craft's Due Mari, Ocean Boats' Monohull 40S, and Al Shaali Marine's Asmaraty 77 and Asmaraty 100.
Additionally, homegrown manufacturers like Halul Boats unveiled the HALUL 62 FT, the largest vessel produced by the Qatari factory. The event also generated significant business opportunities, with Old Doha Port signing agreements with The Pearl Island Marina and All Marine, and Doha Craft appointing Al Boom Marine Company as its official agent in Kuwait.
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