Salone Nautico Venezia Closes Its Seventh Edition on a High Note
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The seventh edition of Salone Nautico di Venezia closed on May 31 at the historic Arsenale, further strengthening its position as one of the leading international events for yachting, shipbuilding, and maritime innovation. Over five days, the show welcomed around 30,000 visitors, with 40 percent coming from abroad, including Croatia, Austria, Germany, France, the US, and several other markets.
The next edition is already scheduled for May 26–30, 2027.
Set across 55,000 square metres of water basin and 1,100 metres of docks, the event showcased more than 300 vessels, from superyachts and catamarans to electric, hybrid, and high-efficiency prototypes. Sustainability, green technologies, and blue economy innovation remained central themes throughout the show.
Newly elected mayor Simone Venturini confirmed the city’s commitment to supporting the event for the next five years, reinforcing its international profile and contribution to Venice’s maritime economy.
A key role was once again played by Italian Trade Agency (ICE), which brought 53 international delegates from strategic global markets, further underlining the commercial importance of the show.
With over three million social media views and nearly 2,000 professionals involved in its daily operations, Salone Nautico Venezia continues to strengthen its reputation as one of Europe’s most distinctive nautical exhibitions.
Text Marija Vuković
Photos Venice Boat Show
