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VLADIVOSTOK, January 29, vladivostoktimes.com Second international exhibition of motor boats and yachts "Vladivostok Boat Show 2010" will take place in Vladivostok on May 21 and 23. All fans of water activities will have a chance to learn about new things in yacht industry and appreciate the life at the coast, as the PR-manager Valeria STEPURA reported to RIA PrimaMedia.

Last year the exhibition of motor boats and yachts arose great interesting among public and became popular in the Far Eastern region. "Vladivostok Boat Show" is a logic and necessary event for the sea city as well as a tool for increasing the city status and its way to the international development way. The second exhibition "Vladivostok Boat Show 2010" becomes a good tradition as well as a central ground for establishing business contacts between Russia and Asian-Pacific Region countries.

One of the exhibition's goals is to support companies working in the sphere of selling goods and services for water active recreation. Participation in the exhibition opens great opportunities of new prospect markets for producers and sellers of yachts, motor boats, marine equipment, and adjacent goods and services of Luxury class. The exhibition will take place at the territory of yacht club "Seven Feet" like the previous year. Covered areas where there will be installations of participating companies will be built for the exhibition. The biggest part of the exposition will be open-air so that people appreciate all advantages of yachts and motor boats.

Dmitriy SAPRYKIN, the director of the yacht club "Seven Feet": "I'd like to notice that establishing business contacts is not the only one goal of the exhibition.  We want it to be a great event for the residents of our sea city. We want the residents come and see one more time what a beautiful city we live in. So if you didn't visit the exhibition last year, come this time!" The organizers of the exhibition are the yacht club "Seven Feet", the marketing agency "Open Sky" ("Otkrytoe Nebo") and the company "Sea Cruises" ("Morskie Puteshestviya").