Space still available on Fred. Olsen roadshows
Agents are being encouraged to sign up for a series of 15 roadshows throughout the UK and Ireland being run next month by Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines.
The third annual series of roadshows run throughout June in Colchester, Edinburgh, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham, Glasgow, Sheffield, Dublin, Bristol, Newcastle, Exeter, Cork, Chester, Carlisle and Guildford, with 40 agents attending each session.
Each “Focus on Fred. Olsen” event will comprise a four-hour, classroom-style seminar covering product knowledge and retail cruise marketing, plus a lunch break and opportunity for networking with the line’s sales team and other agents.The sessions run from 10.00 to 15.00.
Agents interested in participating in an event should contact The Network on 0208 742 4077 or email [email protected]
by Phil Davies
Phil Davies
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