Webinar: Strategies for the Manufacturer and Supplier Community during COVID-19
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this is an easy one june 2001 my honeymoon my husband who is mr consumer reports had done all the research and he decided that the perfect vacation would be an alaska cruise
we've weathered it uh i would say decent but you know of course with the it's it's a fluid change it's constantly changing
we are still buying things but it's a it's a sort of a limited uh scope of what we're buying
i think that if they had what we would have considered to be an sf inventory based on our pre-covet usage levels then there may be some issues but we'll certainly partner with them and work through it however we can
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No business or industry can operate without their suppliers and manufacturers. COVID19’s impact on the supply chain is just as much of a challenge as its impact on the cruise industry itself. How can cruise support suppliers as the world settles into a new normal? What strategies have manufacturers put in place to provide security? In the third part of the series, Ryan Stana explores these questions with a panel of key suppliers and manufacturers for the cruise industry, and cruise experts. Gain insight into the challenges their community is facing, and get the opportunity to ask your own questions. Moderated by: Ryan Stana, CEO and Founder, RWS Entertainment Group Speakers: Eric Achenbach, Director, Cruise Line Sales, Intervine Erik Schobesberger, VP Modernization Sales & Newbuilding Support, ALMACO Group Lisa Ghai, Sr. Manager, Global Hotel Procurement, Royal Caribbean Group