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Sydney Festival of Boating cancelled - Fishing World

Sydney Festival of Boating cancelled 1 July 2021 THE Boating Industry Association (BIA) has cancelled the Sydney Festival of Boating, which was scheduled to run from 29 July to 1 August, to support efforts by government in controlling the current COVID-19 outbreak in Sydney which is now impacting other States. The BIA board yesterday held an extraordinary meeting to consider the latest information from government affecting the Sydney event and determined cancellation was the appropriate decision at this time. BIA President Darren Vaux said the decision was made more difficult because the Sydney Festival of Boating was sold-out regarding exhibition space and was oversubscribed for the event marina.

Sydney Festival of Boating cancelled

Sydney Boat Show cancelled

2021 boat shows announced - Fishing World

2021 boat shows announced THE Boating Industry Association has today released an optimistic outlook for boating events in 2021. BIA president Darren Vaux said the board of directors were confident measures taken throughout 2020 had put the organisation in a strong position for the recovery stages of COVID-19. “Like many organisations we had to make hard decisions relating to budget and resources through 2020, and that has put us in good stead to rebound,” Vaux said. “Retail activity across the boating industry has been very strong over the past eight months as the public have opted to get outdoors for recreation and leisure, and what better way to do that than on the waterways in a boat with family and friends. Boating is an activity that supports being COVID Safe.”

Exciting New BIA Boat Shows for 2021

Boating Industry Association The Boating Industry Association has today released an optimistic outlook for boating events in 2021. BIA President Darren Vaux said the Board of Directors were confident measures taken throughout 2020 had put the organisation in a strong position for the recovery stages of COVID-19. “Like many organisations we had to make hard decisions relating to budget and resources through 2020, and that has put us in good stead to rebound,” Vaux said. “Retail activity across the boating industry has been very strong over the past eight months as the public have opted to get outdoors for recreation and leisure, and what better way to do that than on the waterways in a boat with family and friends. Boating is an activity that supports being COVID Safe.”