The new Valencia Boat Show will be sailing along the Valencian coast until next Sunday

Coincido con la festividad de Todos los Santos, han sido muchas los visitantes que han wanted to get close to the Marina Real Juan Carlos I to know the latest developments of the nautical sector at the Valencia Boat Show, a Valencian nautical hall that yesterday opened its doors. The visitors have come from all the points of the Valencia Community, Murcia, Andalusia and Catalonia, according to the exhibitors, who were satisfied after the first two days of the living room, both for the number of visitors, who today were over 3000, and for the fact that they are really interested in acquiring ships and accessories. The influx and public interest in sea tests has led the organization to extend these tests until Sunday, so those interested in acquiring a boat still have several days to make a prior appointment with the representative of the shipyard in which they are interested.

Meeting with the international press
In the early morning, the president of the living room, Fernando Jiménez, met with members of the specialized and international press. Seven media journalists such as the Swiss Neue Zurcher Zeitung, Tages Anzeiger or marina.ch the British International Boating Industry or the Portuguese Public, as well as several national nautical media. Jiménez has commented on the intention of the Valencian hall to become the last hall of the Mediterranean hall circuit, which begins in Cannes, and continues in Genoa and Barcelona. Valencia would be the last stop of the tour, with the appeal of being able to try the boats in the water before buying them, which is linked to the good climate, competitive prices and excellent infrastructure.

Luca Meffle, business development manager of Bavaria Yachtbau, Marian Scheer, regional sales director of Bavaria Yachtbau, and Clipper Marine directors Richard Hewett and Matthew Attree.

Clipper Marine to open office in Valencia
Clipper Marine, an official distributor of the Bavaria shipyard for Spain and the United Kingdom, announced this afternoon the opening of an office in Valencia in the coming weeks. The new seat of the British distributor will have a permanent exhibition of new and second-hand Bavaria vessels. In addition, the company will offer an exclusive service for the exchange of old ships when buying a new Bavaria, as a kind of "plan renove" for ships, along with the possibility of including financing and insurance. Clipper Marine will thus have two exclusive headquarters, one in Mallorca and the other in Valencia, as well as distributors in Catalonia, Alicante and Cadiz. The representatives of the German shipyard have confirmed today in the Valencia Boat Show their plan of expansion and their commitment to Valencia as a market of interest, as they have seen during the first days of the Valencian competition. Matthew Attree responsible for sales of Clipper Marine, said during the announcement that "given the quality of the visits of these two days it is clear that there is much potential in the area for the sale of new and second-hand Bavaria ships and we are looking forward to adding this new office to our network in Spain." During the announcement, Luca Meffle, business development manager of Bavaria Yachtbau, Marian Scheer, regional sales director of Bavaria Yachtbau, and Clipper Marine directors Richard Hewett and Matthew Attree were present.