Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines is finalist in Suffolk business awards
Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines has been unveiled as a finalist at a prestigious business awards.
The company has been named as a finalist in the Customer Excellence Award category at the East Anglian Daily Times Business Awards 2024.
The awards recognise the best companies, strategies and people that make up the county’s business community.
Clare Ward, Director of Product and Customer Service at Fred. Olsen Cruise Lines, said:
“We’re incredibly proud to be a finalist in this year’s EADT Business Awards, and especially in the Customer Excellence Award category.
“Our teams, both shipside and shoreside, are dedicated to ensuring our guests are at the front and centre of everything we do.
“One of our principles is that ‘it’s all about the people’ and this recognition is testament to how everyone across the business works together to provide the best product, service and experience possible for our guests.”
The winners of the EADT Business Awards 2024 will be announced at a ceremony at Milsoms Kesgrave Hall on 4th July hosted by former Britain’s Got Talent winner, magician Lance Corporal Richard Jones.
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