Boating Atlantic now available online

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Apr 26, 2018

If you were one the lucky folks who were able to attend either the Halifax International Boat Show in February or the Moncton Boat Show in March, you may well have picked up a copy of Boating Atlantic. This handy publication gives a very comprehensive list of a marinas and destinations in the four Atlantic Provinces. To make things even more convenient the book is now available as an online flip-book at http://pubhtml5.com/nxgh/pwsm

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Boating Atlantic is a publication of the Atlantic Marine Trades Association (AMTA), the official voice of the recreational boating industry in Canada’s Maritime Provinces. AMTA is a not-for-profit organization governed by a volunteer Board of Directors working with its stakeholders to grow and enhance boating in the Atlantic Region of Canada and support its members in their endeavours.

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AMTA members include manufacturers, distributors, wholesalers, dealers and brokers of yachts, boats, engines and accessories, as well as marina operators, recreational marine service providers and other boating-related organizations. AMTA is the owner of the Halifax International Boat Show and a partner in Discover Boating, a national initiative to attract more people to the recreational boating lifestyle.

www.boatinginatlanticcanada.com

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