They have already confirmed their presence shipyards such as Azimut, Bavaria, Beneteau or Hanse and brands such as Volvo Penta, Yanmar, Pasch and Cia or Sole Diesel, among others

From 1 to 5 November the Valencia Boat Show will open its doors again with a larger edition, with more exhibitors, brands, and products of all the fields of the nautical that will be presented in its 4,000 m2 of additional space to covered. The international group Vanguard Marine, a specialist in working boats and rescue boats, has been one of the last additions to the competition. The firm will present new features from 2017 of the Family series, recreational boats that will accompany the working boats of its DR series, for nautical clubs, marine and schools and diving centers. "We see that it is a living room that is growing, and we have decided to bet on it," says the firm's manager, José Luis Rivera.

In the last edition the living room generated a turnover of more than 4.3 million euros for sale of ships between 5 and 18 meters in length. And this year, the competition will grow in number of exhibitors and on surface, as it will incorporate 4,000 m2 of covered exposure inside Tinglado No. 2, a historic building of La Marina de València that has just been restored, and that will host a selection of brands and products related to nautical sports such as fishing, surfing, paddle surfing, kayak, diving or kite surfing, among others.

Among the shipyards and brands that have already confirmed their presence in the living room are Hanse and Azimut of the hand of Marina Estrella, Beneteau, or Bavaria, which will be represented by Clipper Marine, official distributor of Bavaria in Spain and the United Kingdom. They have also confirmed that this year will repeat the brands of Volvo Penta, Yanmar, Pasch and Cia or Sole Diesel engines. For its part, Yates Mallorca will come as a new distributor for the Balearic Islands of the Dufour and Galeon shipyards. Valencia's competitive offer for the exhibitor adds to the climate, good connections, affordable prices in accommodation and restoration, the possibility of going out to sail with the boats in exhibition and of course, the good results of the last edition, which are a powerful repulsive for national and international brands.

The Valencia Boat Show is organized by the Union of Nautical Enterprises (UEN), an association of companies in the nautical sector of the Valencia Community, with the support of Consortium Valencia 2007, the public body formed by the City of Valencia, the Generalitat Valenciana and the Government of Spain that manages the infrastructure of the Marina Real Juan Carlos I, as well as Tourism Valencia, the City of Valencia, the City of Valencia and the Generalitat Valenciana.