MSC Cruises names Erin Douglas senior VP trade sales
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MSC Cruises reports that Erin Douglas will serve as its senior vice president of trade sales in the U.S. starting May 12. Douglas joined MSC Cruises<\/a> in 2022 and previously served as VP of field sales before being named VP of strategic partnerships for the company.<\/p>\n In her new role, Douglas will lead MSC Cruises\u2019 trade sales and relations initiatives, focusing on strengthening partnerships with travel agencies and advisors.<\/a> She will report directly to Suzanne Salas, EVP of marketing, ecommerce and sales for MSC Cruises USA.<\/p>\n \u201cErin will play a pivotal role in leading trade sales, supporting our commercial functions and plans for growth in the U.S. market,\u201d said Salas. \u201cIn 2025, we have seen record-breaking trade sales numbers, and we are confident she is the right person to continue supporting our travel advisors through those efforts and beyond. She is well respected within the industry and has an accomplished history, and we look forward to her contributions in this new capacity.\u201d<\/p>\n Douglas brings over two decades of cruise industry experience, with a strong emphasis on business development and account management success. Before Joining MSC Cruises, she served as senior director of strategic partnerships at another major cruise line, after starting out as a travel advisor.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019m honored to step into this new role at such a pivotal time of expansion and opportunity at MSC Cruises,\u201d said Douglas. \u201cOur travel partners are at the heart of our growth and success, and I\u2019m deeply committed to elevating those relationships and driving meaningful sales strategies across the trade channel. Together, we\u2019ll continue to build momentum and bring more guests aboard to experience the exceptional value and experiences MSC Cruises delivers across the globe.\u201d<\/p>\n The post MSC Cruises names Erin Douglas senior VP trade sales<\/a> appeared first on Marine Log<\/a>.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n