Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo Europe
With the Electric & Hybrid Marine Expo Europe returning to RAI, Amsterdam June 2026, professionals from across the globe will have the opportunity to showcase the latest developments shaping the future of sustainable and efficient maritime technologies. This industry leading event will feature advanced technological solutions, host meaningful discussion around regulatory challenges and identify the connections to […]
Sea Work
Seawork is the proven platform to build business networks, drawing crowds from around the globe for the three-day exhibition and conferences. Seawork delivers an international audience of visitors from over 60 countries made up of industry professionals involved in marine renewables, technology, safety, marine construction, vessel build and more. The quality and variety of the […]
Salone Nautico di Venezia
Il Salone Nautico di Venezia porta in Laguna gli autentici gioielli del mare Dal 29 maggio al 2 giugno 2025 a Venezia, nello storico Arsenale, si è svolta la sesta edizione del Salone Nautico, una delle principali fiere internazionali del settore con 270 espositori e 300 imbarcazioni su un bacino acqueo di 55.000 mq: un’esperienza avvolgente e immersiva […]
IFAT 2026
IFAT Munich is the most important industry meeting point and the heart of the largest international platform for environmental technologies. In May 2026, over 3,000 exhibitors from more than 60 countries will present their strategies and innovations. Discover pioneering solutions for water, recycling, and circularity. TRANSFLUID WELCOMES YOU at Hall: 4 booth: 522
Nice Boating Tomorrow
From March 19 to 22, 2026, Nice Boating Tomorrow will bring together the key players in sustainable boating at the Port of Nice.This new event combines an in-water and on-land show, an international professional forum, and immersive experiences focused on eco-responsible boating, green technologies, and maritime innovation.
International Multihull Show
The International Multihull Show was created back in 2010 with the aim of presenting catamarans and trimarans in the water. Its original concept offered an Atlantic version in even-numbered years, and a Mediterranean version in odd-numbered years, with Lorient (56) and La Grande-Motte (34) hosting the first editions.
