Types Of
Business Cruises

• Sales or Dealer Incentive Travel - A motivational tool to increase sales, service, or productivity. Especially effective because it’s a different, desirable destination.
• Recognition Programs - Reward employees, distributors, customers for outstanding accomplishment
• Conventions - With capacity for up to 3,000 people, a ship is a convenient, self-contained venue that can increase attendance, control costs, provide spouse and youth activities, entertainment and gambling in a controlled setting, while meeting all business objectives.
• "Floating Hotels" - If there’s a shortage of hotel space for a city-wide convention in a port city, consider docking a cruise ship there as a hotel to accommodate your overflow. You’ll get instant housing and lots of publicity.
• Board Meetings - If your challenge is finding a new and different venue to stimulate creative thinking, innovate by choosing a cruise. Ultra deluxe vessels have suitable conference rooms, abundant personal service, gourmet dining and a variety of things to do -- all under one roof.
• Customer Appreciation or Hospitality -Sharing a cruise experience enhances relationships and provides a productive setting in which to imagine future business opportunities together. End result, customer loyalty.
• Incentives for Media-Buys -Increase advertising sales with a cruise for top customers or salespeople .
• New Product Launch - Staging your event on a ship will attract attention and attendance
• Executive Retreats - Ship out if you really want to get away from it all, without leaving the comforts behind