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Celebrating Paul Hardwick’s Induction into the CLIA Hall of Fame

Paul Hardwick, Director of Retail at Fred. Olsen Travel has been inducted into the CLIA Hall of Fame during the prestigious CLIA Winter Ball in London, recognising his significant contributions to the cruise industry. This honour highlights his leadership, expertise, and lasting impact, celebrating his professional excellence and respect within the cruise and travel community.

We are incredibly proud to share that Paul Hardwick, Director of Retail here at Fred. Olsen Travel, has been accepted into the CLIA Hall of Fame, following the CLIA Winter Ball held last night in London, which this year embraced a Roaring Twenties theme.

Hosted annually by the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), the Winter Ball is one of the cruise industry’s most prestigious events. Bringing together travel agents and cruise line representatives from across the UK, the evening celebrates excellence within the industry, recognises outstanding achievements, and welcomes new inductees into the CLIA Hall of Fame.

Lucy Huxley, Travel Weekly (far left), Paul Hardwick (second left)

The CLIA Hall of Fame honours influential individuals who have made a significant and lasting contribution to the cruise sector. Induction is a mark of professional excellence, recognising vision, dedication, and a sustained commitment to promoting and developing cruise travel.

Paul’s acceptance into the Hall of Fame is a fantastic achievement and a well-deserved recognition of his impact on the industry. It reflects not only his leadership and expertise, but also the respect he has earned across the wider cruise and travel community.

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