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GFSB Stand at the CLIA Destination Showcase
The GFSB is inviting its members to express their interest in being part of a Federation stand at the upcoming CLIA Destination Showcase this September in Gibraltar. The idea is to lower the cost of exhibiting at this event for our members who may be interested in showcasing their business at this important industry event that takes place in Gibraltar in September – interested ? Read on…
About CLIA
CLIA (Cruise Lines International Association) is the world’s largest cruise trade association. They are dedicated to promoting sustainable cruise ship environments and positive travel experiences for cruise passengers. CLIA’s influence is vast, representing 95% of global cruise capacity, 54,000 travel agents, and 15,000 travel agencies worldwide.
Event Details
For those interested in participating, the standard sponsorship fee is £295.00. The GFSB is looking to divide this cost between participating members to lower the cost of taking part in the trade fair. We are also investigating the possibility of all participating members being able to attend other elements of the event.
Standard Sponsorship Package Includes:
Registrations
- 1 complimentary registration to attend the sponsor elements of the event.
Networking
- A Trade Fair Stand at the Networking event on 16th September from 1pm.
- An invitation to join all delegates for the Welcome Reception on 16th September.
Brand Visibility
- A short brand profile and logo in the pre-event Digital Programme.
- Listing as a sponsor in the Printed Programme.
- Logo on-screen during the Conference Business sessions.
- Logo included in pre-event promotion across CLIA social media channels and at cruising.org.
Interested? Contact tourism@gfsb.gi
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