People don’t just go to the Genoa Boat Show to look at boats. They examine the lines, observe the materials, and study the layouts and technical solutions. Because every new model tells a broader story: how the way we design and experience yachts is changing.
From October 1 to 6, the 66th Genoa International Boat Show will bring a significant portion of the international boating industry to the docks and exhibition halls. It’s an event where boats serve as a starting point for identifying trends, innovations, and new directions in the industry.
To stay up to date on everything, even when you’re away from the fair, there’s thePanama Editore’s official account.
From Design to Boating: Three Perspectives on the Show
Today, designing a yacht means combining naval architecture, technology, materials, comfort, and functionality. The exterior design is only one part of the project: more and more attention is being paid to the spaces, the flexibility of the environments, and the way they are experienced on board.
In Genoa, visitors will also be able to explore innovations that foreshadow the future of the boating industry: new layouts, materials, technologies, and ideas that combine aesthetics and functionality.
At Top Yacht Design, we’ll be covering the boat show through this lens, highlighting the most interesting projects, designers, and innovations.
But to get a complete picture of the event, all you need is a single login. Withthe Single Account, you can also access Il Giornale della Vela and Barche a Motore , allowing you to stay up to date on the latest news in sailing and motorboating.
One account, the entire world of Panama Editore
The Single Account also makes it easier to access the group’s services. From your Personal Area, you can manage your subscriptions, choose newsletters, access user-specific services, and discover the opportunities offered by the Classic Boat Club and the online marketplace.
Especially during the Salone, having a single point of access means you can easily switch between publications and follow different—yet complementary—content.
Registration is free and takes less than a minute.
People go to Genoa to see the boats. With the Single Account, you can continue to view them up close and understand their stories, even before and after the show.
