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CLIA Conference dates announced
Royal Caribbean International’s latest ship, Harmony of the Seas and P&O Cruises’ Ventura will feature at CLIA’s 2016 Cruise Conference in Southampton.
The renamed CLIA Conference will take place on Wednesday 18, Thursday 19 and Friday 20 May 2016.
Travel agents also have the opportunity to take part in a special pre-conference Sales & Communications Masterclass taking place on board MSC Splendida on Tuesday 17 May.
The visit will also include a tour of the ship and lunch.
CLIA UK & Ireland director Andy Harmer said: "The 2016 CLIA Conference will be a celebration of cruise under the theme ‘Join the Cruise Revolution’.
"Our first conference took place in 2007 when our membership totalled 750 agencies and 21 cruise lines – we now have an amazing 3,400 travel agency members and 51 cruise lines."
Tickets go on sale for the 2016 CLIA Cruise Conference on Thursday November 5.
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