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METS 2011 - up 2%

by Media Services on 24 Nov 2011
METS Tradeshow 2011 David Schmidt
METS and the SuperYacht Pavilion 2011 broke attendance records by 2% compared to 2010. The attendance underlined confidence in METS/SYP when other marine industry exhibitions in 2011 reported a drop in visitor levels.

The quality and quantity of visitors made for a vibrant, busy three days, leaving a general sense of cautious optimism. Organiser Amsterdam RAI wishes to thank all exhibitors, partners and visitors for their contribution in making this year’s show such a success. The next edition of METS/SYP will be held 13-14-15 November 2012 when METS celebrates its 25th anniversary.

METS/SYP 2010
Attendance 18,861
Exhibitors 1,320


METS/SYP 2011
Attendance 19,323
Exhibitors 1,331
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