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With over 13,000 qualified attendees, the Providence Boat Show has proven to be a solid and effective way of penetrating the Northeast segment of the boating market. By exhibiting at the show, you can obtain your goals of reaching this sought-after market because:
- There is a large attendance from Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New Hampshire and Maine, therefore producing exposure to important boating communities including Long Island Sound, Narragansett Bay, Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts Bay and the Gulf of Maine.
- Buyers have the ability to see a variety of boats and dealers, find one that suits their requirements and have it delivered in time to use it that spring
- Providence is easy to get to. The new airport is close to downtown and the show site is right on I-95, making the Providence Boat Show an easy destination for travelers from any city.
- Newly re-developed, Providence is a fun and exciting destination in its own right. There is a wealth of fun shops, world class restaurants, and architectural heritage to satisfy almost any taste.
- The Providence Boat Show is connected to a state of the art shopping mall, Providence Place, with over 150 shops, boutiques and restaurants.
- The Providence Boat Show is open evenings as well as days, allowing customers to attend at times that fit into their busy schedules.
Free Professional Development Workshops available to PBS Exhibitors
Available through funding from the Governor’s Workforce Board - Industry Partnership Grant
Top industry professionals will host various workshops and share best practices in their areas of expertise. Take advantage of these one-hour sessions to build your skills at little or no cost!
Workshops take place at the RI Convention Center
Thursday, January 17, 2013 (during PBS stage-in)
5th Floor Meeting Rooms - # 551 and #552
Providence Boat Show Exhibitors attend for FREE!
Marine Trade Association Members & All Industry Partnerships: $25
General Admission: $35
For the complete Workshop Schedule including speakers and topics – click here