Santa Catarina has evolved beyond its scenic beaches like Balnerio Cambori and tranquil Garopaba to become Brazils nautical nucleus.With half of the nations leisure boats produced here, Itaja, in particular, shines as the heart of this industry.The Boat Show, the sectors foremost event, not only underscores this status but also showcases the regions prowess from July 4 to 7.Thalita Vicentini, who heads the Boat Show, highlights the blend of state tax incentives, skilled workers, and robust port facilities that position Santa Catarina as an export leader.In fact, the region is responsible for 90% of the countrys maritime exports.Itajas prominence isnt just about numbers; its a hub where 70% of the states boat manufacturing converges.Santa Catarinas Rise as Brazils Leisure Boat Capital.
(Photo Internet reproduction)This city attracts global attention, driving 70% of statewide production and dominating national exports.This years show is set to catalyze R$ 250 million in deals, with anticipated crowds nearing 20,000.Santa Catarinas Rise as Brazils Leisure Boat CapitalInnovations will be plentiful.
Schaefer Yachts will unveil the Schaefer V44, blending sportiness with luxury.Fibrafort introduces the Focker 300 Gran Turismo, a market leader with a sleek design.Ventura steps up with the V 550, their largest yet, alongside the debut of Brazils first electric jet.Other highlights include Sessa Marines KL 27, offering day-to-night versatility, and NX Boats with the NX 44 by Pininfarina, a model of opulence.FS Yachts and Mestra will also display their latest, with FS unveiling the FS 355 and Mestra showing off the Mestra 352 HT.The Italian companies, Azimut Yachts and Ferretti Yachts, aim to impress with their luxurious, state-of-the-art vessels.These pieces mix innovation with tradition, underscoring Santa Catarinas dual role as a leisure spot and maritime hub.This growth highlights Santa Catarinas impact on the global maritime sector and its influence on luxury aquatic leisure.