The London Boat Show


WHICH MARINA IS FOR YOU?


customer to business and social events by TYHA would take a vast amount of resources to accomplish. Finally, supporting the Gold Anchor initiative and demonstrating to other marina operators and owners, only serves to increase the value of the investment Island Global Yachting has already committed to this program.”


stronger than ever with IGY Marinas the latest member to sign up. IGY join the following members already confirmed:


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• Quay Marinas • Yacht Havens • Suffolk Yacht Harbour • St Katharine’s Dock • TransEurope • Beds On Board • R­Marina


• Inland & Coastal Marina Services


ookings for the Which­ Marina stand at the 2018 London Boat Show are


Kenny Jones, IGY Director says “Having attended the London Boat Show for many years in several different forms, ranging from setting up our own stand to walking the show, there is no doubt that the return on investment in being part of the Which Marina stand is far greater. The primary reasons are that The Yacht Harbor Association (TYHA) management team do virtually all the hard work with regards to logistics when setting up the location. The level of activity produced through well thought out business to business,


The London Boat Show 2018 A new look over 5 days


“ 54 F&A / September 2017


Stand Manager, Libby Gordon commented “We are delighted to have IGY onboard and there is still space for your business too but don’t delay as space is filling up fast!”


With the new look London Boat Show being held over 5 days there are plenty of reasons to join TYHA on this popular stand. Showcasing this year is the new Boating and Watersports Holiday Show and Bespoke London, both will be great attractions bringing new visitors to the show.


Simon Haigh, MD of Quay Marinas commented “Quay Marinas will once again be exhibiting on the TYHA ‘Which


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