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Major New Media launch at Sanctuary Cove

by Jeni Bone on 15 Feb 2011
Sanctuary Cove 2010 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show http://www.sanctuarycoveboatshow.com.au/
'Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is pleased to confirm MarineBusiness-World.com has secured naming rights for Pavilion A at the 2011 Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show. The major pavilion, at the event’s entrance, will cover the space where once A and B occupied.'

Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show General Manager Events and Marketing Sue Thomson said it was the first time MarineBusiness-World.com had been involved at the Show as a sponsor.

'The new configuration of the 2011 Show site means the MarineBusiness-World.com pavilion will be one of the largest temporary structures sited at an event in Australia, (100 metres x 50 metres)' she said. The pavilion is already fully booked out with over 130 exhibitors.

'Visitors to the 2011 Show can expect to see a wide range of exhibitors at the Show. The MarineBusiness-World.com pavilion already has a range of companies showcasing marine clothing, navigational gear, electronics, recreational craft and marine business services.'

Publisher of MarineBusiness-World.com, Sail-World.com, Sail-World Cruising and Powerboat-World.com, TetraMedia’s Rob Kothe, said ‘As we all know Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is where Marine Business does Business and where there a many significant new product launches.

'We too will be making a major new launch at SCIBS 2011 – hence we are taking the opportunity to sponsor the main SCIBS Pavilion, as we will be launching another online marine consumer publication for our Asia-Pacific audience, which is see our overall monthly circulation approaching 240,000 readers.

'We have lots of interesting things happening leading up to Sanctuary Cove so watch this space' he concluded.
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