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THE SUPERYACHT PAVILION AT METS 2011 Getting down to business
What is the SYP? The SuperYacht Pavilion (SYP) with its service-oriented Refit Boulevard form a show-within-a-show at METS. Dedicated to companies that offer equipment and services specifically to the large leisure yacht sector, the SYP is a destination in its own right but also sits at the heart of METS, the world’s biggest and best attended leisure marine trade show.
Why you should attend?
The SYP is a meeting point for true industry professionals – superyacht captains, designers, builders, project managers, brokers and owners. The SYP is of interest to nearly half of the 18,500 professionals who visit METS each year and is also a must-visit for all the speakers and delegates who take part in the associated Global Superyacht Forum (GSF) organised by the Superyacht Report and also the Member’s Mixer event organised by the ISS (the International Superyacht Society). The result is a varied and appropriate display of products, a vibrant conference programme and networking galore.
Why METS and the SYP?
The SYP/METS combination is unique. At no other trade-only event can you visit a thriving superyacht equipment exhibition and also have access to over 1,100 other marine trade exhibitors at METS, some of whom also cater to the superyacht sector.
• 18,861 visitors from 94 countries in 2010 • Over 1,320 exhibitors (of which 151 SuperYacht Pavilion) from 41 countries in 2010 • 15 national pavilions
• 3 specialist pavilions including the SYP • Strictly professional – strictly trade-only
What is the GSF?
The Global Superyacht Forum (GSF) is one of the world’s leading sum- mits for superyacht professionals. As a conference, it delivers in every way – with top profile presenters and excellent interaction between speakers and delegates. Organised and presented by The Superyacht Report in association with METS organisers, Amsterdam RAI, the GSF attracts around 450 delegates and includes social highlights like the Global Superyacht Party.
Top prize & acknowledgement – DAME The Design Award METS (DAME Award) has become a famous trophy in the leisure marine industry and is the undisputed design accolade of the year. The DAME is awarded to the most innovative new product design at METS – as assessed by an independent jury. The winning pro- duct is displayed at the show, along with all other submitted products, so that you can be amongst the first to see it.
METS/SYP is held in the modern Amsterdam RAI exhibition halls just 15 minutes from Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport and a ten minute drive from the historic city centre. To help with your planning, Amsterdam RAI can book hotel rooms for you and assist with other travel requirements.
• Strictly professional – strictly trade- only
You can attend for free if you pre-register as a trade professional
SYP official magazine: SUPERYACHT PAVILION Visitor registration live as per 1 August 2011 on
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