The Success Continues

The 7th edition of Egypt International Boat Show

Egypt International Boat Show (EIBS) which is co-organized by Ahmed Alam and Amr Selim, the chairmans of both Art Line Company and Professional Publishing & Promotion company, proudly concludes its 7th edition, marking a remarkable success and reinforcing Egypt’s position on the global yachting and marine tourism map. Hosted at the Cairo International Convention Center (CICC) from February 6-9, 2025, this year’s edition witnessed an outstanding turnout, dynamic networking, and a showcase of the finest in the marine industry.

The show’s official opening ceremony was proudly inaugurated with the esteemed presence of the Minister of Industry & Transport and Deputy Prime Minister for Indsutrial Development, Lieutenant General Kamel Al Wazir, alongside a distinguished lineup of government officials, industry leaders, and influential figures.

With strong media partners includes; Sports & Fitness as the official magazine and other powerful partners like  He Magazine, My Egypt, Identity, Experience Egypt, The World of Yachts, Bahry, Lovin Cairo. Also the show drew extensive media coverage, with leading local and international press platforms and channels capturing this milestone occasion and even gained higher recognition with the substantial governmental support, noting that the seventh edition of the Egypt International Boat Show is under the patronage of the Ministry of Transport, the Ministry of Industry, the Tourism Authority, the Suez Canal Authority, and EgyptAir, alongside major private-sector leading companies sponsoring the show such as Town Writers, Seven, Bank De Caire, Mercedes/Abou Ghaly Motors, Soma Bay, Concorde Elsalam Hotel, 30 North, Cunacci, Posh Management and Longe Black.

Additionally the VIP Gala Night delivered a premium showcase of luxury, welcoming top market leaders, celebrities, and high-profile VIPs, further elevating the event’s exclusivity. EIBS was also honored to welcome Mr. Bernard D’Alessandri, Secretary General of the Monaco Yacht Club, as a special guest, further solidifying Egypt’s position on the international yachting tourism map. His presence at the show highlights the growing recognition of Egypt as a key player in the global marine industry.

With an impressive attendance of 3,600+ visitors, EIBS attracted key industry leaders, marine enthusiasts, and luxury lifestyle seekers from across the globe. The event welcomed international guests and delegates from top markets, including UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Germany, Italy, and the USA, further solidifying its reputation as a leading international boat exhibition. Spanning over 5,000 square meters, the exhibition brought together 45 top-tier exhibitors representing 125 prestigious international and local brands, offering an extensive showcase of marine innovations, cutting-edge equipment, and premium lifestyle products. Visitors had the opportunity to explore 45 world-class boats on display, from sleek speedboats to luxurious yachts, alongside an exclusive lineup of activations, panel talks, and VIP experiences

In addition to showcasing the finest boats and yachts, EIBS provided an extensive display of the latest advancements in marine technology, diving equipment, and watersports innovations. Attendees had the chance to experience firsthand the cutting-edge solutions shaping the future of the industry, from high-performance watercraft to state-of-the-art diving gear.

Proudly, EIBS is now accredited by the Global Association of Exhibition Industry (UFI) - a global standard of excellence in trade Shows.This milestone places EIBS on the international stage, celebrating Egypt’s growing role in the global maritime and yachting scene. 

Egypt International Boat Show extends its gratitude to all exhibitors, sponsors, and attendees for contributing to the success of this milestone edition. We look forward to welcoming you again at the next edition which will take place at (CICC) from 5-8 February 2026 as a continunty to push the boundaries of the luxury boating and marine industry in Egypt and beyond.