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The London Cruise Show is returning to Olympia

Olympia London will welcome the return of the London Cruise Show, Europe’s biggest cruise showcase, on 16-17 February 2019.

The show will unite the best specialist operators and holiday providers all under one roof. From once-in-a-lifetime expeditions in offbeat destinations to amazing itineraries and classic cruises, the show has something for all kinds of travelers.


The event will also designed to offer insight into what’s new for a cruise in 2019 and beyond

The Destinations Theatre is the prime location to discover cruise options by country or continent, and visitors are given face-to-face opportunities with the very best in the industry.

The New to Cruise Theatre is the place for those who have never been on a cruise before. Prospective travelers can hear talks and seminars that’ll give them all the inspiration they need to get cruising for the very first time.

Exhibitors who have signed up for the event include Cruise Critic, Aurora Expeditions, Radisson Blu, Star Clipper and Oceania Cruises.

Each visitor will get a good bag filled with products worth more than £10.

Tickets to the show are priced £6.50. Click here to get them for free.

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