Summary:
The next edition of the Monaco Yacht Show will take place from September 25 to 28, 2024, with preparations beginning on August 31, 2024. Restrictions and temporary closures will be implemented in certain areas to accommodate the event, but measures will be taken to minimize disruptions and facilitate traffic flow.
Full Story:
The next edition of the Monaco Yacht Show, an international and renowned event in the yachting world, will take place from September 25 to 28, 2024. To accommodate this important event for the yachting industry and the significant economic impact it brings to the Principality, the installation setup began on August 31, 2024.
The main areas affected by restrictions related to the setup of the show will be the Quai des Etats-Unis/Avenue J.F. Kennedy, the Route de la Piscine, and the Quai Antoine Ier (starting from September 9, 2024), as well as various quays in the Port Hercules area.
Parking restrictions will be necessary to start the setup work, as well as adjustments to vehicle and pedestrian traffic, sometimes with complete closures for a few days.
However, through ongoing collaboration between the Government Services and the organizers, measures will be implemented to facilitate traffic flow during peak hours. Temporary exemptions from restrictions will allow for dropping off school children nearby, and temporary traffic schemes will facilitate deliveries.
Similar measures will be implemented for the Route de la Piscine. It will be closed to traffic for two weeks to facilitate the logistical setup of exhibition stands and ensure the safety of users in an area that will resemble a construction site during this period.
However, during morning peak hours, the route will remain open in the Portier-Quai Antoine Ier direction for the entire duration, except for the day before the show opens and the three days following its closure.
Motorcycle parking spaces will also be provided starting from the date of occupation of the Quai Antoine Ier (September 9, 2024) on Avenue de la Quarantaine.
The areas will gradually be reopened to the public starting from September 29, 2024, with a return to normal by October 10, 2024.
Source:
Gouvernement Monaco
