Front row from left: Kristy Prince, Adventure World; Joanne Motta, Travel Nevada; Enzina Scarcella, Flight Centre; Jessica Harding, Pinpoint Travel Group; Corina Bonello, Infinity Holidays; Rachelle Moore, Flight Centre; Ozlem Tuncay, Travel Managers; Helen Georganas, Travel Managers; Back row from left: Adele Sheers, Qantas; Janette Davie, Pinpoint Travel Group; Bart Druitt, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority; Susan Bordin, Pinpoint Travel Group; Mike King, Flight Centre Group Travel; Sandro Eshu, Infinity Holidays; Samantha Seager, Hoot Holidays; Christine Caruana, Hoot Holidays.
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The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) hosted a group of trade partners at the exclusive pre-opening performance of
Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza in Sydney last night.
LVCVA Australian representative, Bart Druitt, said he was thrilled to welcome LVCVA’s partner Cirque du Soleil back to Sydney and also showcase a slice of what Vegas offers to local travel partners.
“It’s great to see Cirque du Soleil back on Aussie soil and what better way to celebrate then by treating some of our partners to a sneak-preview,” Druitt said.
“Las Vegas is home to seven permanent Cirque du Soleil shows plus international performers, celebrity restaurants and various other shows and activities, so it really does live up to its reputation as ‘the entertainment capital of the world’.”
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Front row from left: Kristy Prince, Adventure World; Joanne Motta, Travel Nevada; Enzina Scarcella, Flight Centre; Jessica Harding, Pinpoint Travel Group; Corina Bonello, Infinity Holidays; Rachelle Moore, Flight Centre; Ozlem Tuncay, Travel Managers; Helen Georganas, Travel Managers; Back row from left: Adele Sheers, Qantas; Janette Davie, Pinpoint Travel Group; Bart Druitt, Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority; Susan Bordin, Pinpoint Travel Group; Mike King, Flight Centre Group Travel; Sandro Eshu, Infinity Holidays; Samantha Seager, Hoot Holidays; Christine Caruana, Hoot Holidays.
The Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority (LVCVA) hosted a group of trade partners at the exclusive pre-opening performance of Cirque du Soleil’s Kooza in Sydney last night.
LVCVA Australian representative, Bart Druitt, said he was thrilled to welcome LVCVA’s partner Cirque du Soleil back to Sydney and also showcase a slice of what Vegas offers to local travel partners.
“It’s great to see Cirque du Soleil back on Aussie soil and what better way to celebrate then by treating some of our partners to a sneak-preview,” Druitt said.
“Las Vegas is home to seven permanent Cirque du Soleil shows plus international performers, celebrity restaurants and various other shows and activities, so it really does live up to its reputation as ‘the entertainment capital of the world’.”
