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2007 ºÃÉ«TV Cruise Seminar

January 10, 2007
Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands

Keeping up-to-date on the booming cruise industry is important for both homeports and ports of call. ºÃÉ«TV’s Cruise Committee has designed a special program for port managers, operations and engineering professionals, cruise facility consultants and marketers to address emerging trends for cruise ports. This seminar will tackle topics such as effective cruise line/port partnerships, environmental issues, developing cruise facilities for multiple uses, dealing with regulatory requirements at cruise facilities, and destination marketing. This is a great opportunity to network with cruise line executives and others in the cruise port business.

01/10/2007
Welcome and Opening Remarks

• Kurt Nagle, ºÃÉ«TV 
• Agustín Díaz, Curaçao Ports Authority

01/10/2007
Cruise Line Executive Panel

• Giora Israel, Carnival Cruise Lines

01/10/2007
Cruise Associations – Issues Impacting Cruise Ports

01/10/2007
Luncheon Program

• Honorable Charles Clifford, Cayman Islands Dept. Of Tourism

01/10/2007
Seaport Security

• James Maes, Port of Miami
• Capt. Karl Schultz, Commander, United States Coast Guard

  

01/10/2007
The Public Process and the Impact on the Cruise Industry – Case Studies

01/11/2007
Passenger Boarding Systems

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01/11/2007
Traditional and Alternative Financing of Cruise Terminals

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01/11/2007
Regional and National Issues Impacting Ports

• Michael Leone, Massachusetts Port Authority
• P.T. Wright , U.S. VISIT Program, U.S. Department of Homeland Security
  
• Daniel Ziegelbauer, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
  
• Elizabeth Sullivan, U.S. Customs and Border Protection
  
• Jackson Stephens, U.S. Customs and Border Protection

01/12/2007
Future Cruise Marketing

• Gary LaGrange, Port of New Orleans  
  
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• Jacqueline Hutman, Hutman Marketing Corporation

01/12/2007
Interactive Working Group Session on Future Cruise Marketing