The 21st annual Australian Cruise Association conference and celebrations commenced in Mooloolaba tonight and will run through September 8, 2017.

The 2016-17 year was another year of growth under our new trading name, Australian Cruise Association, through all sectors of the industry.

The role of the cruise industry in helping to protect Australia’s Great Barrier Reef will be covered in the keynote presentation at the popular Friday morning breakfast of the 21st annual conference of the Australian Cruise Association (ACA).

Notice is hereby given that the Annual General Meeting of Australian Cruise Association will be held at The Mantra Mooloolaba Beach, 7 Venning St, Mooloolaba, QLD.

Bruce Krumrine, VP of Shore Excursions for Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, Seabourn and P&O is confirmed as the latest speaker for the upcoming Australian Cruise Assocation annual conference.

Preparations are well underway with four inspiring keynote speakers already secured to headline the Australian Cruise Association’s annual conference themed “Together Towards Tomorrow” taking place from 6-8 September.

Preparations are well underway with four inspiring keynote speakers already secured to headline the Australian Cruise Association’s annual conference themed “Together Towards Tomorrow” taking place from 6-8 September.

The Australian Cruise Association will have a truly regional presence this year at Seatrade Cruise Global which is being held in Florida 13-16 March as delegates from Papua New Guinea, New Zealand and new members, New Caledonia Tourism, join the stand. 

The economic value of the cruise industry to Australia continues to grow according to the figures released today by the Australian Cruise Association at their annual conference.

The Australian Cruise Association will hold their annual conference and AGM on the Sunshine Coast in September, 2017, reinforcing the region’s reputation as one of the fastest growing port destinations in the country.