The Malta Boat Show is back for its third edition, bringing over 150 boats and yachts to Dockyard Creek in Cottonera from 29th October to 1st November.Organised by the Ministry for Sustainable Mobility in collaboration with Yachting Malta, the event is set to be bigger than ever, featuring around 70 exhibitors spread across approximately 1.5 kilometres of quays.And there’s something new this year!For the first time, international boatbuilders will be participating directly in the event, while visitors can also look forward to the introduction of the Malta Wake Show.The event has quickly established itself on the international yachting calendar, attracting visitors and industry professionals from overseas who are travelling to Malta specifically for the show.Minister for Sustainable Mobility Chris Bonett welcomed the event’s continued growth, highlighting its importance for Malta’s maritime industry.“For many years, Maltese operators travelled abroad to meet international companies and investors. Today, we are seeing the opposite, with foreign operators and visitors coming to Malta specifically for this event,” he said.Bonett also thanked Cottonera residents, particularly those in Cospicua, for their cooperation in making the event possible.The Malta Boat Show aims to further strengthen Malta’s position as an international maritime hub while attracting new investment and business opportunities.Will you be heading to Cottonera to check out the boats and yachts? •