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Qatar Boat Show 2026 Tickets Now On Sale Third Edition Returns To Old Doha Port From 4 To 7 November Under Theme “Crafting Wonderful”

Third Edition Qatar Boat Show Old Doha Port 4-7 November 2026 Patronage Prime Minister Sheikh Mohammed Bin Abdulrahman Bin Jassim Al Thani Yachts Boats Marine Vessels Local International Brands 2025 Edition 27000 Visitors 505 Brands 65 Yachts

According to Doha News, tickets have gone on sale for the third edition of the Qatar Boat Show, which returns to Old Doha Port from 4 to 7 November 2026 under the patronage of Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Sheikh Mohammed bin Abdulrahman bin Jassim Al Thani.

The four-day event will bring together yacht and boat manufacturers, marine companies, industry professionals and enthusiasts, with visitors able to explore the latest vessels alongside products and innovations from local and international maritime brands. The 2026 edition runs under the theme “Crafting Wonderful,” highlighting craftsmanship, creativity and innovation across the maritime industry.

Organisers are building on the momentum of the Qatar Boat Show 2025, which attracted more than 27,000 visitors and showcased 505 brands and more than 65 yachts and marine vessels. The event aims to strengthen Qatar’s position as an international destination for yachting, marine innovation and waterfront experiences.

Tickets are now available through the official Qatar Boat Show website. Single-day general admission is priced at QAR 50 per person, while a four-day pass costs QAR 160. For those seeking a premium experience, hospitality passes are available at QAR 450 per person per day, including access to the VIP and Hospitality Lounge, a dedicated VIP registration area and VIP parking.

Show hours are 4pm to 9pm on Wednesday 4 November and Saturday 7 November, and 4pm to 10pm on Thursday and Friday.

Qatar’s maritime sector has found its annual showcase. The third edition is already on sale. Check out our previous coverage of Qatar on The Trusted Times.

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