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New event for cruise industry
Cruise association CLIA is to hold a new event for industry stakeholders next week.
The CLIA Executive Partner Conference will take place on Monday and Tuesday in central London.
The event combines CLIA’s Port & Destination and Technical & Regulatory Forums into a two-day conference at the St Pancras Renaissance Hotel.
The sell-out event has attracted 190 participants, including 40 cruise line executives.
A highlight of day one will be a new interactive session ‘Shark Tank x CLIA’ based on the popular TV shows ‘Shark Tank’ in the US and ‘Dragon’s Den’ in the UK, where industry ‘sharks’ and contestants provide the best solutions and feedback for business proposals.
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