The upcoming seventh edition of the Singapore Yacht Show

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sysThe Singapore Yacht Show is at its seventh edition and it will be taking place at One°15 Marina Club in Singapore from April 6th to 9th.
The annual rendez-vous will showcase the best superyachts and most renowned international yacht brands, such as Amels, Baglietto, Benetti, Feadship, Fincantieri, Heesen, Lürssen, Silver Yachts, Heysea and Westport.
The Singapore Yacht Show will see the Asian debut of Beneteau Oceanis Yacht 62, Lagoon 42, Cranchi Z35 and Monte Carlo, and the unveiling of a new product – 95RPH – by Azimut, which will be attending the show – and also come to  Southeast Asia – for the very first time.
Boat Lagoon Yachting, a dealer and distributor for Princess Yachts, will showcase the successful British yachts 30M, S60 and Princess 49.
Andy Treadwell, the Singapore Yacht Show’s managing director, commented that the managers of the show were glad to find out that yacht manufacturers see this event as an effective platform to introduce their products to the Asian market, and that they are collaborating closely with local partners to attract interested visitors.

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