The "Nautic en Seine," formerly known as the "Paris Boat Show", is an annual fair for boating and water sports enthusiasts held in Hauts-de-Seine, a suburb of Paris. Organized by the Fédération des Industries Nautiques, it serves as a global platform for showcasing the latest innovations and trends in the nautical world. The fair is distinguished by its unique combination of indoor and outdoor exhibition areas. Located directly on the Seine, visitors can experience up to 220 boats both on water and on land, with some even available for testing directly on the river. River shuttles from Paris and Hauts-de-Seine make the Seine a central access point to the event. The focus of "Nautic en Seine" includes the presentation of sailing, motor, and sport boats, as well as ecological change and nautical destinations, whether sea or river. Exhibitors from areas such as equipment manufacturing, engine production, and board sports use the fair to introduce their latest products and services and to make direct contact with professionals and enthusiasts. Furthermore, the fair is a meeting point for national and international experts and emphasizes its role in promoting ecological change and nautical education. A diverse program of conferences, debates, and social events fosters knowledge exchange and networking among participants. A special emphasis is placed on nautical destinations, which are particularly highlighted during the event. The "Nautic en Seine" also reflects the close connection between the city of Paris and its historical relationship with water, making it a cultural enrichment for the region. Overall, the "Nautic en Seine" offers a comprehensive and specialized platform that centrally presents the latest innovations and ideas from the nautical industry in one of Europe's most dynamic metropolises. The venue combines traditional elegance with state-of-the-art infrastructure, making it an ideal meeting point for industry insiders and interested parties. The Nautic en Seine take place annually, and therefore presumably in December 2023 in Boulogne-Billancourt.