The CEO of the US cruise group Carnival Corporation , Arnold Donald, was appointed president of the Cruise Line International Association (CLIA), a position he will assume next January 1, replacing Adam M. Goldstein, president and chief operating officer of the US cruise group Royal Caribbean Cruises, who leads the international cruise industry association from the beginning of 2015.
“The cruise industry – said Donald – continues to grow, and to grow at a record pace, making the role of CLIA more important than ever in being a singular voice and speak for the whole community the global cruise industry. I am honored to take on this task and to carry forward the great work that CLIA is doing. ”
“It was a privilege – said Adam Goldstein – serve as global president of CLIA. The cruise industry is fortunate to have many capable people at the head of the sector and CLIA brings them together to advance all of our interests, those of cruise lines to those of partner operators and travel agencies. Under the guidance of Arnold, CLIA will continue to provide a unified voice to help all our members to take every possible opportunity for success. “
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