| Masters Accreditation

THERE is still a small window of
opportunity for consultants to register
for our 2012 Masters Conference, so I
thought it would be timely to share my
response to a question I was asked
recently: How do I benefit by attending
the ICCA Masters Conference?
Every individual’s circumstances are a
little different but there are a number of
great reasons to become a Master Cruise
Consultant (MCC)
 The MCC Accreditation is issued by the
Cruise Council on behalf of the Cruise
Line Members of the association – the
very cruise lines that you are selling day
to day
 You are officially endorsed by the
cruise industry body as the most qualified
consultant to be advising your clients
about cruise holidays
 Achieving your MCC Accreditation will
see you joining an elite group of
consultants across Australia and New
Zealand that hold this qualification
 The skills gained through attending
the Masters are uniquely referenced to
the cruise industry and will set you apart
from your competitors
 You will gain the tools necessary to
promote yourself and your agency as a
cruise specialist with the qualification to
back your claim
 80 per cent of Australia’s and New
Zealand’s top cruise consultants now
hold Masters Accreditation
 You will receive priority listing in Cruise
Passenger Magazine’s agent listings
 Last but not least – your annual ICCA
membership fee will be reduced.
The 2012 Masters Conference will take
place on Cunard’s Queen Mary 2 during a
7-night transatlantic voyage in October.
For more information click on the
Masters Conference tab from our home
page www.cruising.org.au