December 2–4, 2026 • New Orleans, LA 15,000+ Attendees International WorkBoat Show 2026 — Commercial Marine, Offshore Wind, Tug, Shipyard & Maritime Propulsion Expo
<strong>International WorkBoat Show 2026</strong> (Commercial Marine, Offshore Wind, Tug, Shipyard & Maritime Propulsion Expo) convenes <strong>15,000+</strong> industry buyers, engineers, and executives at <strong>Ernest N. Morial Convention Center (Halls B–F)</strong> in New Orleans, LA (December 2–4, 2026). Compare walkable New Orleans corridor hotels with live wholesale rates, private steakhouse buyouts, 30-day advance utility cutoffs, and local 3-bid booth & AV suppliers.
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| Event & Dates | Destination & Venue | Audited Attendance | Booth Cost Benchmark | Full Dossier |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| International WorkBoat Show 2026 December 2–4, 2026 | New Orleans, LA Ernest N. Morial Convention Center (Halls B–F) | 15,000+ Attendees | $3,800 Raw → ~$11.5k–$16.4k All-In | Open Guide → |
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