From 4 to 6 March 2026, Milan will become the capital of nautical components. These are the dates of the first edition of SEAQUIP (Mediterranean Yacht and Marine Equipment Trade Fair) which, just under a year before the event, can already count on around fifty confirmed exhibitors (see website link: https://www.seaquip.it/it/
Conceived by Easyfair, an important international company specialising in the organisation of trade fairs and events https://www.easyfairs.com/ , the idea of SEAQUIP started from a simple reasoning: the Mediterranean is the most important area in the world for nautical activities and Milan is located in the centre of Europe, therefore it is easily accessible from a logistic point of view. Currently, in the trade fair panorama, the only important event for the components sector is METS, which takes place in November in Amsterdam, Holland. However, SEAQUIP was not created with the intention of competing with the Dutch fair. On the contrary, by joining forces, it aims to provide another important meeting point for a sector that has become so strategic for the nautical industry, but this time with an outlet on the Mediterranean. Likewise, the decision to focus on Italy, which has always been an important reference point not only for shipbuilding but also for the world of designers and architects, was not accidental. The aim is to make SEAQUIP a real platform for creating connections, opportunities for meetings to expand the network and present the latest technological innovations.
Among the companies that have already confirmed their presence are leading companies such as CMC Marine, Raymarine, Tecnimpianti SPA, Indemar SPA, Opac, and Osculati.
SEAQUIP is an event reserved for sector operators, just like Mests in Amsterdam.
For further info: https://www.seaquip.it/it/
