MIPCOM is where the world’s television gets bought and sold, and Cannes in October is a quieter, more transactional version of itself. Eleven thousand buyers, distributors and producers, four days, and a hierarchy of hospitality in which a yacht on the Croisette sits comfortably at the top. The screenings are in the Palais. The deals are done over lunch on the water.
A MIPCOM yacht charter gives a distributor or a studio a fixed private venue for the market: a place to screen, to host buyers in sequence through the day, and to put on the dinner that gets remembered. It replaces a stand, a hotel suite and three restaurant bookings with one address that your guests can find on foot.
MIPCOM 2026 runs from Monday 12 to Thursday 15 October. Like MIPIM, the timing is the opportunity: the Mediterranean season has ended, the summer fleet is still on the coast before repositioning to the Caribbean, and rates have dropped sharply from September. Berths in the Vieux Port are the binding constraint rather than yacht availability.
Our South of France fleet runs from 26 to 79 metres at weekly rates between roughly 49,500 and 900,000 euros, with October pricing materially below high season. For MIPCOM we shortlist on saloon layout, screening capability and connectivity as much as on deck space.
