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CLIA opens 2025 member registration
Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) has opened for 2025 membership in the UK & Ireland, highlighting its value to travel agents with a lineup of new events planned.
Enhanced benefits include new events, new resources and the second wave of CLIA’s Expedition and River Cruise Champion Programmes.
In addition to the flagship RiverView Conference in March and CLIA Conference in May, CLIA is refreshing its events schedule.
With an increasing cruise line membership, CLIA is focusing on a diverse level of travel agent expertise, from new-to-selling to experts.
May’s CLIA Conference will include an add-on event – the Expedition Summit – which will be an alternative to those joining the New to Selling Cruise event.
Both are optional and will take place prior to the conference itself.
The Expedition Champion and the River Champion hybrid learning programmes, new for autumn 2024, will get another outing in the second half of 2025.
A brand-new, full day event – The Art of Selling Cruises – scheduled for the summer, will provide an industry-wide day of support to agents looking to grow cruise sales.
Members can register for CLIA’s enhanced ‘Cruise Forum’ residential events, each with a different sector focus.
These cover river, expedition, luxury; and yacht, sailing, traditional and small ship cruising.
The trade section of CLIA’s website, cruising.org, includes new-to-selling resources, destination and itinerary experience factsheets and online training and certification.
Members can also access CLIA’s virtual ship tours, and an online library featuring 25 videos including ocean, river and expedition ships
Membership details are available via CLIA’s website, cruising.org
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