Halifax International Boat Show

Halifax Show 2016 Mermaids

Feb 22, 2016

Pat Nelder, Executive Director of the Atlantic Marine Trades Association (AMTA), owners of the Halifax International Boat Show, tells us this year’s show saw attendance up significantly after last year’s weather challenged event. The balmy conditions must have put buyers in a good mood, as dealers reported strong sales. Pat says the seminars were very well attended and the Raina the Halifax Mermaid was a big hit with the kids.

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