The 30th anniversary of preeminent North American cruise industry conference and tradeshow Cruise Shipping Miami will take place from 10-13 Mar next year. Supported by Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the show will be held at the Miami Convention Centre and will offer networking and business sessions with organisations working...
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The 30th anniversary of preeminent North
American cruise industry conference and
tradeshow Cruise Shipping Miami will take
place from 10-13 Mar next year.
Supported by Cruise Lines International
Association (CLIA), the show will be held
at the Miami Convention Centre and will
offer networking and business sessions with
organisations working in all sectors of the
international cruise industry ranging from ship
design to amusements and technology.
New for 2014 will be the Cruise Trends
Theatre, where exhibitors can showcase any
innovations impacting the cruise industry.
A separate Grand Tasting Pavilion will be a
similar outlet for the Food & Beverage sector
to promote their wares to F&B buyers.
Representatives from ports and destinations
will also be on hand promoting their facilities
in the hope to secure visitation by cruise lines.
UBM Cruise Shipping Portfolio’s Daniel Read
said: “For the exhibition we’re adding new
pavilions and creating additional opportunities
for buyers and suppliers to interact”.
The preliminary lineup for the conference will
cover Shipbuilding, Operations & Technology,
Destinations & Ports & Product Development.
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