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Palm Beach International Boat Show 2025

At the 2025 Palm Beach International Boat Show, Hill Robinson promoted luxury yachts available for charter and demonstrated its leading charter management services.

Palm Beach International Boat Show 2025

Held from 19 to 23 March, the Palm Beach International Boat Show (PBIBS) 2025 brought together 204 yachts over 24 metres – marking one of the largest turnouts in the show’s history. While traditionally a sales-focused event, Hill Robinson’s charter management team was on-site to spotlight our impressive selection of yachts available for charter.

 

“Palm Beach International Boat Show gets bigger every year and there’s a vibrant atmosphere, with clients walking the docks both with and without brokers,” says Nicolas Fry, Head of Charter Management at Hill Robinson. “It’s a fantastic opportunity to gain visibility for both charter and sales yachts, as the clients in attendance are genuinely eager to step aboard and explore as many yachts as possible.”

 

This year, our team proudly represented four standout yachts, including the two largest in the show: the 85m BOLD and the 78m AMARYLLIS. Also featured were the 65m ETERNITY and the 40m ABOUT TIME, each showcased with tailored events to engage prospective clients and brokers.

 

Hill Robinson’s charter management team has a wealth of experience in orchestrating successful show appearances for charter yachts. But our services go far beyond event representation – we manage every aspect of a yacht’s promotion, ensuring it stands out in a competitive market. From calendar management and broker liaison to bespoke marketing materials and strategic advertising campaigns, we deliver a seamless service designed to secure high-value charters and maximise revenue for yacht owners.

 

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