Register now for “Don’t Miss The Ship” Conference
Cruise Down Under has announced that the 2007 Cruise Down Under Conference “Don’t Miss the Ship” will be held from the 29th-31st August at the SKYCITY in Darwin and also that two top keynote speakers have been secured from the USA, Darius Mehta, Director Land Programs, Regent Seven Seas and Craig Milan, President, Royal Celebrity Tours and SVP Land Operations, Royal Caribbean Cruises.
Local speakers will include Brett Dudley from ecruising.travel and Dr Claire Ellis from Tourism Tasmania and there will be a mixture of formal presentations and workshop forums as well as networking opportunities and social events.
The registration brochure is now available at this site. For further information on the conference please email [email protected]
Major sponsor partners include the Northern Territory Government, Tourism NT and Port of Darwin.
Report by The Mole
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