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All aboard for the CLIA Annual Dinner
Cruise & Maritime Voyages is hosting the CLIA UK & Ireland 2015 Annual Dinner on board its new flagship, Magellan at London Tilbury.
Tickets for the event on Thursday, December 10 at London Tilbury, will go on sale on July 1 priced at £199 per person to include gala dinner, beverages, overnight accommodation and breakfast.
The event – which can accommodate 750 people – will also feature the CLIA Cruise Forum on board with key member travel agents and the annual Cruise Excellence Awards.
There will be an afternoon Cruise Networking Forum for CLIA Executive Partners, Ports and Cruise Line Executives.
Andy Harmer, director of CLIA said: "It is fitting that for the second successive year our annual dinner will be taking place on board a cruise ship and I’m delighted that Magellan will be the venue. I have no doubt the daytime activities and gala dinner will be a great success and attract guests from all sectors of the cruise industry."
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