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The Vancouver International Boat Show 2025 seminar schedule is currently well underway!

VIBS

Nov 12, 2024

Surveys and feedback tell us that the boating community still place a very high value on seminars at the Vancouver Boat Show. They want more education, knowledge, and to be inspired and motivated to be a better-informed boater.

But wait there is more this year! Something NEW and exciting that you may want to be involved in…

We want to engage more women boaters. To help reach this important customer base – we have partnered with Women Who Sail, a global network of more than 50,000 women boaters worldwide!

AND we have included some Special Women’s Events:

·    Daily Roundtables (Wed – Fri): Formal and informal discussions designed to answer questions about boat ownership & boat life.

·    Saturday Afternoon Panel Talks: Attendees from all walks of life will enjoy an interactive series of panels by women experts from all aspects of the marine industry.

·    Happy Hour: Saturday Evening Social.
 
If you would like to:

Get Involved! Become part of the 2025 Seminar Series.

Get Noticed! Showcase your business & product.

Get Engaged! Sponsor one of these special events and enjoy unique advertising opportunities to this target market.

We want to hear from you or if you know of someone who might be interested let us know.

General Seminar Schedule: Cynthia Hare | Seminar Manager chare@canadianboatshows.com| 905-951-4054

Special Women’s Events specific: Tracy Sarich | Office: 250-800-6001 (CA), Cell/Text: 206-949-6085 (US), tracy@thevoyagemakers.com

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