Please select your home edition
Edition
X-Yachts X4.0

Sibex – China (Shenzhen) International Boat Show – November 2010

by Sibex on 23 Apr 2010
China (Shenzhen) International Boat Show 2009 Sibex
For the 2010 edition (from fourth to 7th November 2010), SIBEX will be one more time co-organized between Shenzhen Yubo Exhibition Group, Exposalons and Grand Pavois Organisation (GPO), organizer of the International In-water Boat Show the Grand Pavois in La Rochelle (France). GPO will take part as a commercial support and consultant for logistics and communications in a way to foster the International development of Shenzhen's Sibex. Further development of potential exhibitors, possibility to try the boats at sea, services for the exhibitors, operations targeted to prospect new customers.

Yubo Exhibition Group and Grand Pavois Organisation joined forces with the major references of boating to promote, enhance and develop this rendezvous towards a population in search of a new recreational hobby: boating. The goal: make 'Sibex - China (Shenzhen) International Boat Show with GPO as Strategic Partner,' a benchmark for International boat shows in China and Asia.

The goal: to increase the number of exhibitors, to have more than a hundred boats from 25 to 130 feet exhibited in-water, to optimize prospective customers, to promote the discovery of boating and to organize professional meetings to facilitate networking.

Created in 2007, the Shenzhen International Boat Show (Sibex) has rapidly developed into three editions, and became one of the important events of the Asian Boating calendar. Organized in Shenzhen (China) Marina Club, Da Mei Sha Bay, the boat fair is conveniently located near Hong Kong and has a floating exhibition, which gives it a unique character for southern China.

A hundred exhibitors representing more than 200 brands from U.S.A, France (with the support of Ubifrance), Australia, Italy, Great Britain, Hong Kong (China) and Taiwan (China) participated in the 2009 edition and fifty boats were exhibited in-water.

The exhibition surface was 10,000 m2 with an increase of 100% compared to the 2008 edition. Boats exhibited in-water were also 100% more numerous than in 2008. And in the end of this third edition, Sibex was considered as one of the essential boat show in China and in Southeast Asia.

The brands that exhibited boats afloat, among the most important worldwide were: Sunseeker, Princess, Jeanneau, Beneteau, Azimut, Lagoon, Nautitech, Sea Ray, Bayliner, Riviera, Marquis, Regal, Sunbird, Montefino, X-Yachts, Technicarbone, Adagio… As well as the Chinese brands, Heysea, Sea Stella, Poly, Sunbird…

On the quayside, many brands attended Sibex such as Smooth Marine, Poralu, Speedo Marine, Rotoplus, Rotomod, Leopard Catamarans, Cubisystem, Windward Islands, Sunsail, Wauquiez, a pavilion Charente-Maritime (France) with Nautitech & Cim, Fountaine Pajot, Dufour Yachts as well a booth Région Normandie and many Chinese brands and retail dealers like Haishang Yuntian Yachts, Kingbay Yacht, Jianglong Shipbuilding, Guangzhou Nilesk, Oudi Yachts, Tricon Marine, Itama, Aicon, Regal Boats...

Figures: 90.2% of exhibitors stated that the Shenzhen's Sibex has specific assets compared to other boat shows in China and 84.9% were satisfied with the quality of visitors. 80.6% want to participate again in 2010.

67% of visitors coming from the Pearl River Delta (PRD)!
15, 000 visitors have walked along the aisles of Sibex 2009 including 6000 potential local buyers and 1,500 coming from abroad. 67% of visitors came from the Pearl River Delta (ed., this area gathers Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Zhuhai, Dongguan, Zhongshan, Foshan, Huizhou, Jiangmen and Zhaoqing, Hong Kong and Macau, with 60 million citizens in 2008), 23 % were coming from other provinces of China and 10% from abroad. The Sibex 2009 has also welcomed delegations from Finland, Australia, Hong Kong and Macau. Finally, the total transaction is estimated - within four days - to 250 million RMB (25 million Euros) and the provisional is estimated to 500 million RMB (50 million Euros).

On the side of press, fifty media have been accredited at the show with leading Chinese media: CCTV, Shenzhen TV, Guangdong TV, Shenzhen Business Channel, Shenzhen Mobile Channel, Shenzhen Traffic Channel, Shenzhen News Channel, www.sznews.com , www.soufun.com , www.sohu.com, www.ifeng.com, www.cnboat.com, www.yachtonline.com.cn , www.szonline.net , Southern Metropolis Daily, South Daily, China Yachting, China Ship News, Shenzhen Special zone Daily, Shenzhen Business, Shenzhen Evening News, Hong Kong Ta Kun Pao, Hong Kong Commercial Daily, Wen Wei Daily, Yangcheng Evening News, Prodiver, Sea Angling China, Luxuries, Yacht, Nautica, Yachstyle.

Numerous activities were also proposed with debates about boating, an awards ceremony rewarding International and Chinese marine professionals “Night of navigation celebrity banquet” and “Golden Sail award ceremony”.
RS Sailing 2021 - FOOTERAllen Dynamic 40 FooterPantaenius 2022 - SAIL FOOTER AUS

Related Articles

As much about instinct as routing
For IMOCA skippers the New York Vendée-Les Sables d'Olonne race After four days at sea in a challenging transatlantic weather pattern, the New York Vendée-Les Sables d'Olonne is proving a highly absorbing contest, as the IMOCA skippers try to make sense of unpredictable weather.
Posted on 3 Jun
New York Vendée-Les Sables d'Olonne day 5
Going alone on the 'north face'... is Boris Herrmann gambling for the win? After finishing runner up on the recent outwards solo Transat race to New York, losing out to winner Yoann Richomme by just two hours and 19 minutes, it seems like Germany's Boris Herrmann might be gambling to go for outright victory.
Posted on 3 Jun
Training By The Numbers
How data is driving precision training in the Olympics and beyond "The art of sailing is about having a feel for the boat and the water beneath you." - Sir Francis Chichester. No one would disagree with Sir Francis Chichester's timeless statement, but of course, as well as being an art, sailing is also a science.
Posted on 3 Jun
Dramatic capsize caused by "tech malfunction"
Ruins Australia SailGP Team's chances in Halifax The ROCKWOOL Canada Sail Grand Prix witnessed a disastrous turn of events as Tom Slingsby's Australia SailGP Team encountered a dramatic capsize caused by a tech malfunction, sending shockwaves among fans who watched on from the Halifax shoreline.
Posted on 3 Jun
US SailGP team skipper "incredibly frustrated"
Hitting out at decision to keep two teams off the water US SailGP team skipper says the team is incredibly frustrated with the decision by event organisers not to launch two teams, both privately owned, excluding them from competing on Day 2. High winds early in the day and a lack of time are blamed.
Posted on 3 Jun
ROCKWOOL Canada Sail Grand Prix overall
Emirates Great Britain wins in Halifax Emirates Great Britain has taken the win in a weather-hit final at the ROCKWOOL Canada Sail Grand Prix - with driver Giles Scott claiming his first SailGP victory since stepping into the driver's seat in January of this year.
Posted on 3 Jun
Going to publish the 'F' word
There was a distinct, if decidedly unfair, hint of the Darwin Awards when I first saw this There was a distinct, if decidedly unfair, hint of the Darwin Awards when I first saw this item come in. Most specifically, it related to the one where the guy had strapped a JATO rocket to his car.
Posted on 3 Jun
Black Foils extend their SailGP Season 4 lead
Despite finishing 5th at the ROCKWOOL Canada Sail Grand Prix The Black Foils extended their overall lead in Season 4 despite finishing 5th at the ROCKWOOL Canada Sail Grand Prix after what was a hectic final day of racing in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Posted on 3 Jun
SailGP: Big win for Brits in Halifax
Giles Scott and Hannah Mills expertly negotiated the Final Day as the drama unfolded astern The Final Day of Rockwool SailGP Canada was one of the most dramatic in the event's four year history, as the British team sailed effortlessly to win in the rain at Halifax.
Posted on 2 Jun
Ingrid Abery Les Voiles D'Antibes photo gallery
Some of the world's finest classic yachts are racing Some of the world's finest classic yachts are racing at Les Voiles D'Antibes, and top yachting photographer Ingrid Abery was on hand to catch the action today!
Posted on 2 Jun