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CLIA announces theme for 2022 conference
CLIA UK & Ireland has announced its theme for the 2022 conference.
It will be #LoveCruise.
The 14th conference takes place from May 20-22 in Southampton.
It comprises a trade fair, daily conference sessions and a gala dinner.
Andy Harmer, CLIA UK & Ireland managing director, said: “We are delighted to announce the #LoveCruise theme of the CLIA Conference 2022. The event will recognise the potential our industry offers for growth and the new business openings for travel agent partners.”
“CLIA Conference is the ultimate destination for all travel agents.”
Conference day one offers the chance to visit MSC Virtuosa, followed by a trade fair.
The second day includes a visit to P&O Cruises’ Iona, with an evening gala dinner. The final day will be held onboard Royal Caribbean’s Anthem of the Seas.
It is open to CLIA member travel agents, with registration available via www.cruising.org.
Details of venues and speakers will be announced in due course.
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