Webinar: Restarting Europe's River and Luxury Cruises: Lessons Learnt
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the cruise ships are returning and that's what actually what we want to talk about in today's sea trade cruise talks entitled restarting europe's river and luxury cruises lessons learned
we have capacity limitations uh our ships normally hold about 150 160 passengers we are currently closing with about 60 65
the atmosphere on board is fantastic uh the uh the whole thing is going through ehoy uh managing director vihoy is on board also enjoying it very much
i think that smaller vessels us rudy myself the silver seas the seabourns the windstars of the world will see the opportunity that people will want to go on those smaller vessels more so than the big ones
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After a long period of uncertainty for cruise, and the wider travel industry, cruising is slowly but surely starting to resume. In this session Frederik Erdmann catches up with some of the lines and ports on the brink of restarting operations, and some that already have. What measures have they put in place to protect the health of their crew and passengers? How they have worked with ports, destinations and shorex providers? Listen in to find out the answers, and get advice on how to prepare for the new normal. Moderated By: Frederik Erdmann, German Correspondent, Seatrade Cruise Speakers Include: Rudi Schreiner, President and Co-Founder, AmaWaterways Monic van der Heyden, Commercial Manager Cruise, Port of Amsterdam Emilio Freeman, Vice President, Itineraries & Destinations, SeaDream Yacht Club