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CLIA announces RiverView Conference details
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) UK & Ireland has announced its RiverView Conference 2023 for March 12-14 in Vienna.
The event, the 11th to be held, will highlight the latest river cruise ships, information and selling advice.
It is open to all CLIA member agents and will include multiple ship visits, key speaker sessions and a trade fair.
A number of global river cruise themes will be covered including sustainability, innovation, new itineraries and attracting first-time customers.
Attendees will spend two nights onboard a river ship as part of the event.
Andy Harmer, managing director CLIA UK & Ireland, said: “We’ve seen a significant increase in river cruise popularity, and we will ensure the trade can continue to capitalise on this demand.”
Last year’s RiverView Conference was a huge success thanks to the number of agents who attended, the influential speakers from across the industry who offered their guidance and advice, and the enthusiasm of all delegates.”
Registration will open shortly.
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