Tess Smallridge

The initiative will improve the detection and monitoring of marine mammals, particularly whales, while enabling broader evaluation of advanced sensing technologies in real-world conditions.

The show continues to expand its global reach, bringing together shipyards, designers, equipment manufacturers, and service providers across the full multihull ecosystem.

The International Multihull Show returns from April 22–26, 2026, with its most ambitious edition to date, introducing a redesigned visitor experience, a record number of boats, and an increasingly international lineup of exhibitors and premieres. Driven by demand for space, efficiency, and electrification-ready platforms, multihulls have become one of the fastest-growing segments in global boating.