(London, England & Paris, France)- With the holidays
fast-approaching consider taking the time to visit some of Europe's more
famous boatshows this winter season to see some of the latest boats the
J/Team has to offer. It's a wonderful opportunity, in particular, to
visit Paris in December and London in January to see their spectacular
shows, visit "bright lights & big cities" and enjoy delicious
international cuisine, evening entertainment and historical cultural
attractions with friends and family!
SALON NAUTIQUE PARIS
From 8th December to 16th, the Salon Nautique Paris on the south side of
Paris will again present one of the world's most spectacular sailboat
shows. J/Europe will be displaying the J/70, the J/97 and the J/111.
You will get a chance to speak to many top French sailors who've been
trained on J/22s, J/24s and J/80s over the course of time. And, you'll
get a chance to "talk shop" with winners of SPI Ouest, La Rochelle Race
Week, RORC Fastnet Race and many others who are renowned in the French
offshore sailing community. Furthermore, J/Europe is hosting cocktails
& hors'd'oeuvres for J/111 owners and potential customers to
discuss plans for the 2013 European J/111 Circuit. For more Paris Sailboat Show information
TULLET-PREBON LONDON BOATSHOW
After the New Year, it's time to make plans for two things: #1 is go
sailing in Key West Race Week to get a tan, enjoy spectacular
Carribean-style sailing off the Florida Keys and then #2 is go to the
London Boatshow and catch up with all your European friends with a tan
to-die-for and tell a few war-stories over a pint or so of Guinness! OK,
maybe not for everyone, but it's a great idea?!
On display at the Key Yachting booth will be the newly "International
J/111" (more news later) and the new J/70 speedster, J/Boats' latest
entry to the sportboat world that is gaining healthy momentum quite
quickly. Perhaps most significantly, the J/70 will be a new "SPITFIRE", supporting the Royal Air Force Benevolent Fund. Featured will be the Royal Air Force SPITFIRE Team that is headed-up by Wing Commander Simon Ling. For more London Sailboat Show information