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Fort Lauderdale in Florida will this year host its 55th international boat show. The exhibition is the world’s largest in-water boat show and runs between 30th October-3rd November across seven city locations. Spread over a colossal three million square feet of exhibition space, the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show will feature nearly four billion dollars of boats and marine products ranging from trawlers to inflatables and catamarans to superyachts.
