31 Other highlights of the show programme will include an expanded Hospitality@CSI show zone, free networking events for exhibitors and VIP attendees, as well as pre-organised speed networking sessions. “These handpicked meetings will connect exhibitors with buyers and decisionmakers attending specifically to source their products and services,” said Duffell. The co-located Sustainable Design Summit (SDS) will also take place in Hamburg for the first time. Here, design and sustainability experts from across the cruise, hotel and other transport and hospitality sectors will form a collaborative working group to discuss their realworld, industry-specific scenarios and formulate actionable solutions. CSI Europe will close with the fifth annual Cruise Ship Interiors Awards, which will celebrate pioneering cruise brands, design studios and suppliers, as well as noteworthy onboard spaces, innovative interior products and more. Past winners include Disney Cruise Line, Explora Cruises, MSC Cruises and Windstar Cruises, as well as interior design firms De Jorio Luxury, SMC Design and Tillberg Design of Sweden. Shipbuilding companies Meyer Turku and Meyer Werft have also previously won awards. Find out more at: www.cruiseshipinteriors-europe.com Companies interested in exhibiting can contact the Elite Exhibitions team to reserve one of the last remaining stands at: info@cruiseshipinteriors-europe.com
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