Issue date
34 clubs have now registered for the Volvo National Sailing and Boating Day, set to see Sailing Clubs around New Zealand open their doors to the public on Sunday February 16th 2014.
With Clubs registering a wide range of planned activities for Volvo National Sailing & Boating Day the occasion will showcase to the public what is so special about our sport and our Clubs.
Registered clubs include...
- Takapuna Boating Club
- Clarks Beach Yacht Club
- Wakatere Boating Club
- Waimakariri Sailing and Power Boat Club
- Kohimarama Yacht Club
- Opua Cruising Club
- Opua Cruising Club
- Bluff Yacht Club
- Lake Mahinapua Aquatic Club
- Taipa Sailing Club
- Motueka Yacht and Cruising Club
- New Zealand Multihull Yacht Club
- Evans Bay Yacht and Motor Boat Club
- Heretaunga Boating Club
- Titahi Bay Boating Club
- Royal Port Nicholson Yacht Club
- Royal New Zealand Yacht Squadron
- Christchurch Yacht Club
- Port Chalmers Yacht Club
- Worser Bay Boating Club
- Bucklands Beach Yacht Club
- Murrays Bay Sailing Club
- Howick Sailing Club
- Lowry Bay Yacht Club
- Tauranga Yacht and Power Boat Club
- Muritai Yacht Club
- Royal Akarana Yacht Club
- Napier Sailing Club
- Gulf Harbour Yacht Club
- Nelson Bays Youth Teams Racing Association
- Glendowie Boating Club
- Wakatipu Yacht Club
- Wairoa Yacht Club
- French Bay Yacht Club
- Gisborne Yacht Club
All Clubs that register will receive A3 and A2 posters with space to add the details of your day, as well as a Yachting New Zealand flag, Sail for Life stickers and Get Sailing brochures. This will be sent out in early January.
For more information, including a downloadable example/template media release click here. We’ve given you all the tips and advice you need to promote your day and we encourage you to make contact with your community papers and submit articles for coverage in the lead-up to Volvo National Sailing & Boating Day as well as after the event.
If your club is not yet registered then it is not too late, click here to register.
