On October 10, 2010 (10/10/10), Sydney’s iconic Harbour Bridge was transformed into the world’s greatest picnic spot with more than seven thousand people enjoying breakfast with a spectacular harbour view, whilst being suspended 50 metres above the water.
Riviera, Australia’s most awarded pleasure motor yacht builder will star in episode one of Channel Seven’s new hit TV talent show ‘The X Factor’ that goes to air on Monday August 30.
Positive attendance result shows a great interest in the Sydney International Boat Show. The results confirm the steady increase of visitors interested in the recreational boating lifestyle.
2010 Australian Marine Industry Export Awards organised by the Australian International Marine Export Group (AIMEX), which took place in Sydney’s Darling Harbour on Thursday night showcased many outstanding award applicants. The Australian Seawind Catamarans company took the Exporter of the Year award, we well as the ‘Best Marine Industry Export Marketing Strategy Award’ this year.
Guest speakers at the Sydney International Boat Show to impress every visitor. This year, the event organisers, Boating Industry Association of NSW (BIA) have exceeded their previous efforts.
Princess Yachts’ V-Class flagships will be resent at this years Sydney International Boat Show. The Princess V85-S is arriving with a flotilla of her sister ships, including the V45, the V52, the V62 and the 78 Motor Yacht. This is the first time that these exceptional vessels enter the Sydney Harbour.
Domenic Genua, Marketing and Event Manager for the 43rd Sydney International Boat Show talks about facts and figures at this year’s upcoming show.
Boating enthusiasts will be watching the Sydney International Boat Show in 2010 with the worldwide launch of the new Eagle 780, the largest Brig inflatable boat ever built. Brig has been 2 years developing the Eagle 780 and the company isn’t taking this global launch lightly, flying in 4 heavyweights from Europe especially for the occasion.
Doyle Sails Sydney is to undergo a significant transformation with the announcement of a strategic partnership with Doyle Sails New Zealand and the re-opening of its Rushcutters Bay loft. The partnership will see Doyle’s presence in Sydney grow considerably enabling the company to give better service to its customers and to give its local customers direct access to Doyle’s patented Stratis laminated sails, developed and custom built at Doyle’s Auckland plant exclusively for Doyle lofts worldwide.
16 year old Jessica Watson will soon hold the title of the youngest person to sail around the world solo, non-stop and unassisted. She is expected to arrive in Sydney on Saturday the 15th of May to a hero’s welcome.