The audience that was fortunate to attend our Global Travel Media Webinar “What Might the Future of Cruising Look Like”, that took place on Thursday 27 August at 1.00pm, enjoyed a real treat with 14 of Australia’s top cruise experts giving their highly informed and professional views about the future of cruising, with no doom and gloom, only vibrancy and enthusiasm…and a boom in cruising ahead!.
If you did not manage to make the webinar it is not too late because you can view it on line by clicking on the video box below:
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The messages were clear, amazing itineraries, many new and better facilities onboard and of course new and very well worked out prepared protocols to ensure the safety of guests, with the message loud and clear that there is nothing to worry about in taking a cruise.
Why?
Because with all the new safety protocols in place, cruising is the safest way to take holiday.
There is no doubt that the operators on the webinar are very well prepared for resuming operations, with no doom and gloom at all, just absolute confidence that cruising will not only boom, once ships can sail, but also that cruising remains a highly favoured and extremely popular and very safe way to holiday.
it is also clear that there is a huge pent up demand for cruising, with masses of dedicated cruisers booking now and others ready to book, so another message is if anyone has a cruise in mind and it is available book it now, with some ocean cruises already sailing with for example PONANT having already completed 40 cruises in recent weeks.
So, cruising rules the waves!
Also, look out for our next two what will no doubt whatsoever be very exciting webinars:
“What might the future of domestic aviation in Australia look like?”, taking place on Zoom on Thursday 17 September 2020 at 1.00pm to 2.30pm
and
“What might the future of international aviation in Australia look like?”, taking place on Zoom on Thursday 24 September, 2020 at 1.00pm to 2.30pm
Don’t miss out on hearing what our stunning domestic and international industry leading aviation panellists guests have to say!
A report by John Alwyn-Jones
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