Not if we can help it! Elected officials in South Florida need to hear from you about why the Miami International Boat Show is important and valuable to Miami, the State of Florida and the marine industry. Take action now and sign the petition
A Message from the National Marine Manufacturers Association
We need your help to produce the show you want!
The Miami International Boat Show has been an institution for 75 years. It is critical to the recreational boating industry.
However, the opportunity to produce the best possible show for all attendees is being put at serious risk by politics that have nothing to do with the integrity of the show.
Your elected officials need to hear from you about why the Miami International Boat Show is important to Miami, the State of Florida, and the marine industry.
Our friends at Boating United have created an online petition that makes it easy to voice your support. It only takes a minute to make a difference.
Click here to show your support now!
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