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Question - I am not a Cruise Line. Can I exhibit at Cruise360?
Answer - Yes. We welcome all exhibitors from anywhere within the travel industry.

Question - What day is the Cruise360 Trade Show and how long is it open?
Answer - The Cruise360 Trade Show is one day, on Thursday, April 24, for four hours total.

Question - What is included in my Cruise360 Trade Show booth fee?
Answer - Each 10’ x 10' exhibitor booth includes backwall drape and siderails, a 6 ft skirted table, two chairs, a waste basket, and three Cruise360 Trade Show Only Passes. Booths are not carpeted.

Question - How many companies can share a 10' x 10' booth?
Answer - Every 10' x 10’ booth space allows for two companies to exhibit.

Question - Is outside food and beverage allowed to be distributed at my booth?
Answer - Unfortunately, no. All catering must be purchased through the Broward County Convention Center. Information to place a catering order can be found in the 2025 Exhibitor Kit.

Question - Will I receive a list of registered travel agents?
Answer - Yes, you will receive a list of registered travel agents, excluding their email addresses, at the conclusion of the event.

Question - Where do I find information to prepare for the Cruise360 Trade Show?
Answer - The exhibitor kit contains all the information needed for the shipping of materials, electricity, additional furniture, carpeting, catering etc.

Question - Do I have to be an Exhibitor to be a Sponsor?
Answer - Yes, to be a Sponsor at Cruise360 you must exhibit at the Cruise360 Trade Show.

Question - Where can I find information about Sponsorship?
Answer - Our Cruise360 Sponsorship Opportunities can be found here. For more information please contact Gale Collins at [email protected]

Question - Does my booth fee include participation in the entire conference?
Answer - Unfortunately, no. Booth fees include three Trade Show Only passes for each 10' x 10' booth. Passes for General Sessions and the Hall of Fame Cruise Industry Awards & Gala Dinner can be purchased separately by logging into your company profile and are available on a first come, first served basis. Breakout sessions are for agents only.

Question - Can an Exhibitor purchase a table at the Hall of Fame Cruise Industry Awards & Hall of Fame Gala Dinner?
Answer - Unfortunately, no. These are only for our CLIA Cruise Line Members

Question - Can I attend the VIP Reception?
Answer - Unfortunately, no. The VIP Reception is limited to our CLIA Cruise Line Members. Should an exhibitor choose to sponsor the VIP Reception, they will be granted access.

Question - Is parking available at the Broward County Convention Center?
Answer - Yes. Parking is available at the convention center for a daily rate.

For additional information, please contact Gale Collins, Director, Cruise360 Exhibitor Relations, at [email protected] or +1 703-341-9296.

While CLIA strives to adhere to the advice of local, national, and international health authorities, any interaction with the public poses an elevated risk of being exposed to COVID-19 and we cannot guarantee that you will not be exposed while in attendance at the event. We encourage you to practice the best personal mitigation strategies that are available, like getting vaccinated, wearing masks while indoors with others, and washing your hands often. If you need more direction, please consult your national and local health authority websites for up-to-date recommendations. Our own member cruise line websites also provide a great source for rigorous, layered protective measures.