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CLIA adds ‘LoveCruise’ agent initiatives
CLIA UK & Ireland has unveiled new initiatives for agents
The initiatives were announced to delegates at its annual conference in Southampton, and inspired by the #LoveCruise theme:
The CLIA website will be expanded to add a ‘love cruise’ section.
It will offer a practical checklist of the ways in which agents can make the most of their CLIA membership.
The section aims to inform and educate and is targeted at both experienced and newcomer agents.
The site will also include a special section on sustainability, with a focus on achieving net zero carbon cruising by 2050.
A series of #LoveCruise webinars will soon be announced, which will be free-of-charge for CLIA members and held in July and August.
The initiatives were launched by Andy Harmer, CLIA managing director for UK & Ireland.
Harmer said: “The enthusiasm for all things cruise has been inspiring. We’re pleased to be able to add to that momentum by introducing our #LoveCruise initiatives.”
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