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New chair for river cruising
Tuesday, 25 Jun, 2012
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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 stronger.
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.
By Diane Evans
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