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It is not always easy to navigate the used boat market, especially online where sometimes it is not so immediate to understand the condition of the boat you intend to buy. That’s why Abayachting’s Used Boat Show On Demand was born, renewing and transforming the online used boat market. Now in its tenth year, the show will be held on May 9, 2025 starting at 10 a.m.: those looking for a boat can participate in a real boat show… without moving from their living room!
What is Abayachting’s On Demand used car show?
This is the largest digital event dedicated to used boats in Italy, designed for those who want to avoid inconclusive visits and endless negotiations. No more wasting time: here you find only selected boats, professionally presented by a team of experts, with detailed videos and the possibility of direct contact with Abayachting consultants.
How does it work?
Starting at 10 a.m. on Friday, May 9, Abayachting’s video channels will be online 24/7: you can access them whenever you want, from TV, PC, or smartphone, and review the presentations as often as you like, even with family and friends. There will be two thematic channels: one dedicated to sailboats, the other to powerboats, with 4 studio hosts and 11 on-board reporters from 20 marinas throughout Italy. Each of the more than 100 selected boats (from the newest to “ready to sail” bargains) boat is told in great detail, as if you were there in person. Attending such a show has several advantages:
– Zero stress: no empty appointments or unnecessary visits. Only boats that are really available, with appraisals and documentation in order.
– Professional advice: Abayachting follows every step of the negotiation, even for complex practices such as leasing takeovers, foreign sales, and technical appraisals.
– On demand: you choose when and how to look at boats, with no time or distance limits.
How to participate?
Very simple: just log on to abayachting.com and register for the show On Demand. The event is free and open to all: whether you are looking for your first boat or want to change models, this is the right opportunity to find the perfect boat, stress-free and with maximum transparency.
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