Cantiere Mimì is attending the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show this year for the first time – held from May 21 to 24 – alongside its dealer Boatology, where it will be showcasing four boats from the Libeccio line.
For the first time, Cantiere Mimì is taking part in the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show, Australia’s leading yachting industry event held in Queensland from May 21 to 24, together with 330 exhibitors who will be exhibiting over 800 boats to 45,000 expected visitors.
The shipyard will be attending the event alongside its dealer Boatology and is exhibiting four models from the Libeccio range: Libeccio 8.50 Cabin, 9.50 Cabin, 11 Cabin and 13.5 Cabin. Attending this event is an important international development milestone for the company, which in recent years has been strengthening its presence in markets outside Europe, and in the Asia-Pacific area in particular.
The Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is one of the leading events for the yachting community in the Southern Hemisphere and every year attracts shipyards, industry operators and visitors from across Australia and the wider region: its participation in this show will give Cantiere Mimì the opportunity to showcase some of its most popular models directly to the local public, as well as to consolidate its partnership with Boatology, the brand’s distributor on the Australian market. “Attending the Sanctuary Cove International Boat Show is a strategic milestone in the brand’s international growth,” commented shipyard owner Domenico Senese, who added: “Australia and the wider Asia-Pacific area are rapidly developing markets where we’re seeing growing interest in boats that combine tradition, build quality and contemporary comfort. Our partnership with Boatology is essential to consolidate our presence in the region and provide our customers with expert, ongoing support.”
“Seeing the first two Mimì boats handed over to Australian owners conveys a sense of real confidence to our new customers: they aren’t simply buying a boat, but joining a thriving global community,” explains Boatology founder Zain Moloobhoy.
