The prestigious Monaco Yacht Show (MYS) is back with their 2021 edition, from 22 to 25 September targeting a new superyacht clientele. The show looks set to be more prestigious than ever before.The show will be focusing on offering superyacht’s end clientele a positively upmarket visiting experience.
With 2 months to go before the opening of the 2021 edition, the Monaco Yacht Show is fine-tuning its brand-new format dedicated to superyacht end users. The show will be set in a safe environment with the participation of major players from across the industry.
The organisers have presently confirmed that 300 exhibitors will be participating. They have also announced that nearly 60 superyachts will be exhibited, including 40 brand-new launches by some of the most famous shipyards.
This year, visitors will be treated to two new exhibitions: the first is dedicated to sailing boats, held on Quai l’Hirondelle where several crafts will be moored opposite the stands representing their respective shipyards, designers and specialist equipment manufacturers.
In addition to the show’s historic Designer Gallery, the MYS will feature a Yacht Design & Innovation Hub: a new space for the presentation of yacht design projects where visitors can also interact with designers.
These two areas perfectly complement the luxury tender and water toys exhibitions at Tender & Toys, in addition to luxury cars at the Car Deck, luxury products, nautical equipment manufacturers and the latest tech releases.
General Manager of the exhibition Gaëlle Tallarida stated: “As organisers of the exhibition, our responsibility is to ensure safe and healthy conditions for each visitor, exhibitor, service provider and member of staff. The MYS will therefore be following the health measures initiated by the Principality’s government, as well as the ‘All Secure’ health security programme, which is mandatory for all Informa Group events.”
An anti-Covid sanitary protocol will be respected throughout the entire show, from the first day of preparations to the dismantling of the last stand and, of course, during the 4 days of the show.
