Retour sur le Salon international du bateau de Montréal

14 mars

Nautisme Québec rapporte que plus de 11 000 visiteurs se sont déplacés au Salon international du bateau de Montréal du 8 au 11 février 2024 pour découvrir les dernières tendances nautiques et admirer plus de 225 embarcations engendrant la vente de près de 200 embarcations.

Édition 2025

L’organisation qui est le promoteur et organisateur de trois salons nautiques d’importance au Québec souligne être déjà plongée dans la préparation de l’édition de l’année prochaine du Salon international du bateau de Montréal. Nautisme Québec invite plaisanciers et professionnels du secteur nautique à rester connectés pour les détails à venir et « préparez-vous à vivre une aventure nautique encore plus extraordinaire ! »

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