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Cruise Corner: Riviera Travel channel director Stuart Milan

Written by

Gary Peters

Last updated

11 August 2026

Cruise Trade News editor Gary Peters speaks to Riviera Travel channel director Stuart Milan, as part of the CTN Cruise Corner series.

In this interview, Stuart discusses the company's plans to grow trade sales and how he and the Riviera Travel team intend to work with travel agents in 2021.

Written by

Gary Peters

Last updated

11 August 2026

L-R: Michelle Cave, TUI Peterborough; Jo Eccleston, regional sales manager, TUI; Luke Costim, TUI Bury St Edmunds

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