CMV appointment to boost sales in the South
Cruise and Maritime Voyages has appointed Nicky Graham as business development manager for Southern England and Wales due to its Tilbury and Bristol departures.
Nicky, who previously worked for TUI as a retail travel manager and overseas resort manager, will work alongside Wayne Beard, business development manager for Northern England & Scotland.
CMV’s head of retail sales, Lisa Jacobs said: "As the only cruise line with regular London – Tilbury departures and an increased 2014 programme of Bristol departures we need to provide the best support to our agents across the country.
"Nicky brings plenty of good experience to help us develop our business through the trade. It comes at a good time with the CMV new brochure now available."
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