MIBS20: Other Miami show worth the visit

Feb 15, 2020 by Lucy Chabot Reed

Although there are few, if any, brokerage yachts or crew there, the Miami International Boat Show on Virginia Key still holds a wealth of knowledge and access to dozens of vendors and subcontractors that work on crewed yachts.

We visited a few that support The Triton to say hi and catch up.

Photos by Lucy Reed

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Lucy Chabot Reed is publisher and founding editor of The Triton.

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