International WorkBoat Show 2024

International WorkBoat Show 2024
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  • Type: Conference/Seminar
  • 12 - 14 Nov, 2024
  • New Orleans, United States of America (USA)
  • The International WorkBoat, Morial Convention Center, New Orleans, Texas, 70130, United States of America (USA)
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Event Overview:

International WorkBoat Show 2024

The cutting-edge of commercial marine meets a 44-year maritime industry tradition at The International WorkBoat Show. As the maritime industry embraces innovation, The WorkBoat Show remains at the forefront, driving progress and propelling the industry forward.

Each year, thousands of people return to New Orleans to network, discover innovative products, and learn about evolving issues affecting the industry.

Join them to discover thousands of solutions, strategies, and cutting-edge technology to give the business an edge in 2024 and beyond. 

Visitor Demographics:

  • Visitor Origin:
  • United States of America (USA)
  • Visitor demographic:
    • Commercial vessel owners and operators
    • Shipyards
    • Boat builders
    • Engineers
    • Marine architects
    • Distributors
    • Port authorities
    • Port engineers
    • Marine surveyors
    • Military | buyers
    • Government officials
    • Oil exploration and production

Event organiser:

  • Organiser:
  • Diversified Communications
  • Address:
  • 121 Free Street, Portland, Maine, United States of America (USA)
  • +1 (207) 842-5500

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