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Clia is returning to Amsterdam for its 2026 RiverView conference in 2026.
A total of nine lines will have ships available for agents to visit as part of the event on March 8-10.
The 14th gathering dedicated to river cruise will include a range of optional masterclasses including a half-day workshop specifically aimed at agents entering the sector.
Other features include business sessions, a networking trade fair, ship visits, hosted lunches and dinners, and overnight onboard stays for two nights.
The current line-up is:
Ama Waterways
Amadeus Cruises
Avalon Waterways
Emerald Cruises
Riverside Luxury Cruises
Riviera Travel
Tui River Cruises
VIVA Cruises
Uniworld
All other Clia river cruise operators are due to be represented, and a number of associated suppliers will be in attendance.
Three short fam sailings will be arranged at the end of the conference, allowing some agents to experience river cruise. Details will be announced in due course, according to the association.
Registration will open during Clia Cruise Week from September 15. Last year’s conference sold out in just 24 hours.
More than 1,100 agencies have signed up to take part in ’The UK’s Biggest Cruise Event’ on September 16 as part of Clia Cruise Week.
The event was hosted in Budapest this year, and was most recently held in Amsterdam in 2024. Other venue cities have included Cologne, Paris, Vienna and Ho Chi Minh City.
Clia UK & Ireland managing director Andy Harmer said: "RiverView is a key date in the river cruise calendar and we’re excited to once again bring the event to Amsterdam.
"Next year’s programme is designed to give agents everything they need to succeed in this fast-growing market, from expert-led business sessions and the opportunity to visit a range of stunning ships, to dedicated masterclasses for those who are looking to make their mark in the sector for the first time.
"With a comprehensive and engaging schedule both on and off the ships, demand is always incredibly high for RiverView and we’d encourage agents to secure their place at the earliest opportunity."