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MIA to host shared stand at Singapore Yachting Festival 2026

by Marina Industries Association 10 Oct 10:03 NZDT 23–26 April, 2026
Singapore Yachting Festival 2026 © Marina Industries Association

We're heading back to Singapore! MIA will once again host a shared stand for its members at the 2026 Singapore Yachting Festival, taking place from 23-26 April at ONE degrees15 Marina Sentosa Cove.

The event has quickly become a must-attend for the region's marine industry, offering a fantastic platform to connect, network, and promote the Australasian marina sector to an international audience.

Our shared stand at the 2025 festival was a huge success, providing members with the opportunity to showcase their products and services, meet potential clients, and strengthen industry relationships across Asia. Building on that success, we'll return in 2026 with an even stronger presence to highlight the innovation and professionalism of our members.

Members interested in joining the MIA stand can contact MIA CEO, Suzanne Davies, at

Find out more about the Singapore Yachting Festival here.

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