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Akvile Marozaite leaves Albatros for full-time Expedition Cruise Network role

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Albatros Expeditions' CCO Greg Carter said the company is 'very sad' to see Akvile Marozaite leave the company
Expedition Cruise Network CEO Akvile Marozaite goes full-time with the group from today, stepping down from Albatros Expeditions where she also worked as BDM - UK & Scandinavia. 

On taking up the permanent role, she said, ‘While I truly enjoyed my time working as a BDM for a great company that is Albatros Expeditions, and I am profoundly grateful for that opportunity, I am delighted to be able to focus exclusively on growing the Expedition Cruise Network. 

‘Since the launch of the network, we have been humbled by the incredible support we received both from expedition cruise companies and the travel trade community, cementing our belief that this is a timely and needed organisation. 

‘We are just getting started and I look forward to taking the ECN to the next level and raising awareness of this incredible form of travel amongst the travel trade.’ 

Ambitious plans 

ECN Chairman Martin Johnson commented, ‘I am thrilled Akvile has moved to a full-time role at the ECN – with her exclusive dedication to the network we have ambitious plans for the future, including in person events next year, an expanded webinar program, and more. 

‘With 18 global expedition cruise companies and 700 travel trade professionals who have already signed up to our network, we anticipate continuing to accelerate our growth and continue delivering value to our members.’ 

Leaving a lasting impression  

Albatros Expeditions CCO Greg Carter said that in a very short time, ‘Marozaite has left a lasting impression on us here at Albatros, and we are very sad to see her go.’ He added, ‘We are firm believers in the ECN and wish Akvile and Martin the very best in the future. We look forward to being part of the community over the coming years.’