Paul Gauguin Cruises joins CLIA Australasia

Purpose-built in 1997

Paul Gauguin Cruises operates the 332-passenger Paul Gauguin, purpose-built in 1997 for cruising French Polynesia by Radisson (now Regent) Seven Seas Cruises.

It has joined CLIA Australasia as a regional cruise line.

Sign of confidence

CLIA Australasia MD Joel Katz said the addition of Paul Gauguin Cruises as a regional member was a sign of long-term confidence and resilience in the cruise industry.

‘Paul Gauguin Cruises joins CLIA at a time when our role has never been more important and we are delighted to have their expertise and support as we lay new foundations for cruising’s future,’ Katz said. 

Substantial benefits  

Deb Corbett, GM sales & marketing Asia Pacific for Paul Gauguin Cruises, said CLIA offers ‘substantial benefits’ for its members.

‘We look forward to building awareness of our unique brand with the highly engaged CLIA community,’ Corbett said.