MGM Boats Set for Boot Düsseldorf with Full Sales Team

5th January 2026

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MGM Boats will exhibit at Boot Düsseldorf from January 17–25 with a full sales team across eight stands, showcasing new and used boats including Lagoon, Jeanneau (above), Prestige, and more Credit: MGM Boats

MGM Boats will return to Boot Düsseldorf from 17–25 January with its full sales team on-site throughout the nine-day event.

The company will be present across eight stands, including a dedicated brokerage stand in Hall 5 (Stand E45), marking its tenth consecutive year in that location.

Boot Düsseldorf is the world’s largest indoor boat show, featuring over 1,500 boats across 16 halls. The exhibition also includes chandlery, marine electronics, and boating accessories.

MGM Boats’ team will represent a range of leading brands, including Lagoon Catamarans and Jeanneau Sail in Hall 16, Delphia Yachts and Jeanneau Power in Hall 1, Axopar Boats in Hall 4, Prestige Motor Yachts in Hall 6, and Zodiac & Bombard in Hall 9.

Visitors who register in advance can arrange a dedicated time with the sales team. “We’re inviting clients to register now so we can schedule viewings of the boats on display,” said Martin Salmon of MGM Boats.

A special show offer includes a full refund on flights and accommodation, capped at €1,200, for customers who order a new boat during the event.

Direct flights from Dublin to Düsseldorf are available via Aer Lingus and Eurowings. To register or schedule a meeting, contact Martin Salmon at [email protected] or +353 87 2263598.

There are direct flights from Dublin with Aer Lingus and Eurowings. If you are travelling to the show, we would be delighted to meet up with you to discuss your boating needs. Please contact Martin Salmon on +353 87 2263598 [email protected] for further details.

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