Abu Dhabi will once again play host to the biggest, fastest, most luxurious ‘toys’ in the world this November. The ‘Big Boys Toys’ exhibition is the world’s premier luxury lifestyle event, showcasing the very best in supercars, yachts, gadgets and much more. Held in the bustling heart of this dynamic emirate, the 2015 event promises to be the biggest and best yet. Dozens of luxury brands are signed up to take part, with guests and delegates guaranteed a truly unforgettable experience.
After all, where else in the world can you get behind the wheel of a supercar that hasn’t even been launched on the open market yet, or climb aboard a multi-million-pound yacht and learn directly from its designers how it makes use of the very latest in solar technology. Alongside the areas showcasing the very finest in luxury cars and private yachts, Big Boys Toys also features an aviation area, where potential buyers and aviation enthusiasts alike can eye up everything from private jets and helicopters right through to drones and gyrocopters. And even if your budget won’t stretch to a private plane, this focus on sheer luxury and attention to detail is also lavished on fashion and lifestyle products, with leading designers showcasing their latest chic suits, as well as high-class timepieces and even pens.
Other highlights include a special section dedicated to home entertainment, with many of the world’s top brands set to be in attendance, plus a section devoted to adventure, giving intrepid guests the opportunity to learn more about the hottest adventure and luxury travel destinations of the moment and even book their next trip. In all, around 40,000 people are expected to flock through the doors of the Abu Dhabi ADNEC centre between November 18th and 21st, including royalty and other high-net-wealth individuals. Notably, the venue is located just a stone’s throw from some of the world’s finest luxury hotels, allowing guests to make an indulgent short break of it, even if they don’t go home with a new supercar or yacht to add to the private fleet.
