U.S. Travel Association names Carnival Cruise Line President as new chair
The U.S. Travel Association has elected President of Carnival Cruise Line, Christine Duffy as new national chair.
Duffy has served as vice chair and will lead efforts on recovery and rebuilding the US travel industry through advocacy and close liaison with travel stakeholders and lawmakers.
Duffy joined Carnival Cruise Line in 2015 from Cruise Lines International Association where she was President and CEO.
She also previously served as President and CEO of Maritz Travel Company.
‘The board appreciates Christine’s guidance at this crucial time as we advance policies and programs to revive travel to and within the US," said USTA President and CEO Roger Dow.
Duffy is also a board member of Aimbridge Hospitality and Dollywood parent Herschend Family Entertainment.
Duffy replaces Destination DC President and CEO Elliott L. Ferguson II.
Written by Ray Montgomery, US Editor
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