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ICCA Masters to sail on Queen Mary
This year’s International Cruise Council Australasia’s Masters Conference will be held on Cunard flagship Queen Mary 2 as she sails from Southampton to New York from October 14 to 21.
ICCA general manager Brett Jardine has urged agents to register quickly, with participant numbers capped at a maximum of 50 agents plus partners.
The annual Masters event is open to all agents currently holding ICCA accreditation and employed by an ICCA member travel agent.
Jardine said the 2012 programme would feature a series of seminars to help participants boost their cruise sales and improve their business.
The sessions will be led by Scott Koepf, a US-based trainer and cruise agent, who has overseen the past 13 ICCA Masters events.
Priced at A$1795 per person twin share for a balcony stateroom, the conference includes pre-cruise accommodation and breakfast in Southampton on October 13 and seven nights sailing to New York.
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