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Meeting at Sea Recap with pictures
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- Registration
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- Getting Photos taken
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- Handing out ID Badges
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- Handing out Goody Bags
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- Specialty restaurant used as a meeting space
Day 5 of a meeting at Sea
Our meeting at sea has come to an end. The franchise owners of Cruise Holidays have spent the past five days hearing about new programs being offered by our headquarters. These are tools that will increase our value to our clients as the services we will be able to offer have increased by a factor of ten or probably more.
We had 45 minute sessions this morning covering everything from website customization and SEO optimization to a review of the new features announced earlier this week. The day ended with a 90 minute question and answer session with the president of our company and vice president of our division.
Day 4 of a meeting at sea
Hello and welcome to our penultimate day of our meeting at sea. The day’s events included a presentation from one of the divisions under our corporate parent that does a great deal of business in the luxury cruise market. He shared what he had learned about serving this market with an interesting presentation.
Next up was a presentation from one of our suppliers that really brought their product to my forefront. It is now something I want to learn more about in an effort to serve a larger audience. I can personally think of several clients who might be ready to give this supplier another look.
Day 3 of a meeting at Sea
Today was a day at sea and the third day of our cruise and it was filled with a series of roundtables with various vendors and our headquarters team. (Think speed dating as we sat at a table and the vendors would come to us and talk about their products and take questions for 15 minutes.) After for of these sessions, we went to a trade show featuring the vendors at the roundtables plus a variety of other vendors.
Day 2 of our Meeting at Sea
Today we were docked in Ensenada, Mexico for the day. This is a port located 70 miles south of the border. While I am sure this is a wonderful port, I spent the day taking part in our first full day of a meeting at sea.
I was up early enough to enjoy a good breakfast and work on writing the blog entry I posted yesterday. I am a Diamond member for Royal Caribbean and, on this ship they have a private section of the dining room reserved for breakfast. It was a wonderful spot to enjoy breakfast and work on my writing.
