21^st, 22^nd & 23^rd
MAY 2024
20.000 professionals trust Navalia
more than 400 exhibitors
more than 75 countries

NEWS

Maritime industry calls for the need to increase the number of naval engineers at the 62nd Congress

AINE presents its annual awards for outstanding shipbuilding in 2022, to the best companies and official sponsors, including Navalia

Parlevliet & Van der plas ordered Tersan a new state-of-the-art 111.5 meters pelagic freezer trawler

The ship, designed by Skipsteknisk, will have Dutch flag

Oceanographic vessels made in Vigo promoting marine research all over the world

Inaugural Falkor (Too) Expedition Finds 340 Degree Hydrothermal Vents in Puerto Rico

The new giant of the seas is born: the 'Icon of the Seas' is the largest cruise ship ever built and the 'cleanest'

The huge colossus of Royal Caribbean that the Finnish shipyard Meyer Turku is completing includes amazing systems to reduce fuel consumption and mi...

Maritime Canary Islands looking for industrial partners in the north before offshore wind power deployment

Astican and Canary Islands Maritime Cluster highlight the strong ties uniting Galicia and Canary Islands companies due to the fishing relationship

Irish Gazelle acquires galician naval engineering company F. Carceller

Engineering from Vigo will accelerate the technical development of Gazelle floating -Offshore Wind platform

Last Edition - Navalia 2022

NAVALIA 2022 opened its doors with over 400 exhibitors and 900 represented brands. In addition, the event increased figures on foreign participation due to a 20% growth on international exhibitors compared to 2018.

The eighth edition of the trade fair was inaugurated by His Majesty the King, receiving the definitive accolade for this biennial event, which is TOP ONE in Spain and Number three in Europe within its sector. NAVALIA 2022 was the best edition since its inception in 2006. Thenceforth, its growth has been exponential, increasing companies’ participation in each edition, and going from almost 200 exhibitors in 2006 to 431 in the 2022 edition.