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New chair for river cruising

Monday, 24 Jun, 2012 0

A new chairman of the Passenger Shipping Association’s River section has been appointed as British passengers on European  river cruises increased by 7% last year.

Daniela Wagner, chief executive of eWaterways, who is the new chair, said 12 new river ships were introduced this year.

She said: "I am delighted to take over the chair at a time when interest in river cruising has never been strong.

Daniela, who succeeds Gary Bartelings, of APT Cruise Lines,  is the co-founder of eWaterways, the one-stop shop for river and small ship cruising worldwide.

The PSA has ten river cruise members with the most recent additions being Scenic Tours, Tauck and The River Cruise Line.



 

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