Fred Olsen appoints two new sales managers
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has appointed two new sales account managers – Julia Thornhill and Marietta Maidman.
Julia, who is responsible for Fred. Olsen’s major call centre and independent travel businesses, has worked most recently with TUI Travel and Cresta Holidays as a business development manager,
Marietta, who is managing the southern retail independent portfolio of travel agents, joins Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines from Carnival UK, where she was a key account manager looking after a selection of retail travel agents
Mike Evans, UK sales manager – independent retail for Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said: "Both Julia and Marietta are well-known in the travel industry and bring with them a wealth of sales experience and knowledge of the market.
"Their appointments mark our continued efforts to support our agent and tour operator partners and I feel sure that our colleagues and partners will enjoy working with them."
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