"Tremendous momentum from this year's AIMExpo has given us a boost in planning for 2024," said Cinnamon Kernes, MIC vice president of market expansion and events. "More than a dozen OEs, three distributors including Tucker Powersports and Parts Unlimited, and over 175 companies have already committed to February 6-8 in Las Vegas. This far out from the show, we've sold more floor space than we ever have during the past decade."
"We're thrilled to have 10-year exhibitors Suzuki and Kayo coming back again," Kernes said. "We are grateful to all our attendees and exhibitors over the years. I want to extend a very special thank you to those companies who have supported us every year. Our exhibiting partners and our trade attendees remain the core focus of the show and enable us to be laser-focused on the needs of our industry."
"AIMExpo has emerged as a vital element in our industry's annual calendar," said Kerry Graeber, senior vice president, division manager sales and marketing, Suzuki Motor USA, LLC, and an MIC board member. "Suzuki is proud to say that we have not missed a single year. This show is where we gather to network, learn, do business, and help build a stronger industry because of the time we spend there."
"Tucker recognizes the importance of coming together as an industry and is proud to have a major presence at AIMExpo," said Marc McAllister, president and CEO, Tucker Powersports. "To share ideas, to connect with our dealers, to create inspiration, to showcase new products, and to strengthen our partnerships – it's important for us and the entire industry to be here."
AIMExpo staff continue to sell 2024 booth space, and discounted hotel rooms are slated to be available soon through the show's website.
