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New First Lieutenant at Blue Lagoon in Aus
Fiji’s Blue Lagoon Cruises has appointed Ms Courtney Sinclair as its new Australian Sales Manager, effective immediately.
Announcing the appointment Deputy General Manager- Marketing & Sales, Josefa Tuamoto, said Courtney would take immediate responsibility for all aspects of the boutique island cruise specialist’s sales activity within Australia.
Mr Tuamoto said Courtney’s ‘local’ knowledge would play a pivotal role in maintaining the company’s stance as one of the most respected boutique cruise brands in the Australian market.
Prior to her appointment Courtney owned and operated her own Sydney-based mobile travel service. She also has extensive experience at the retail level having spent four years as a consultant with Escape Travel.
Courtney’s industry experience also includes a stint with Shangri-La Hotels & Resorts.
She replaces Blue Lagoon Cruises’ former Australian Sales Manager Libby Wood.
Report by The Mole
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