For Peter Shanks re Gerald Tempest

It was announced last year that Gerald Tempest had joined the company - how does he fit into the organisation and will he have any influence as to how Cunard is managed?

Gerard joined us in December as Chief Commercial Officer for Carnival UK. He has an impressive career to date and will support the further growth of Cunard across our international markets as well as the further growth of our sister line in the UK - P+O Cruises. It is always refreshing and important to have new experience and talent in the wider Carnival UK buisness.Peter

[quote name='Peter Shanks']Gerard joined us in December as Chief Commercial Officer for Carnival UK. He has an impressive career to date and will support the further growth of Cunard across our international markets as well as the further growth of our sister line in the UK - P+O Cruises. It is always refreshing and important to have new experience and talent in the wider Carnival UK buisness.Peter[/quote]

Hi Peter Shanks. Since Gerard Tempest has joined "the wider Carnival UK business", Cunard has taken a radical departure from its previous marketing image. Perahps Gerard Tempest would care to reveal his future plans for the Cuanard Line? Most immediately, I am interested in learning more about the "Stars at Sea" Program[me].

If either of you two gentleman have had the opportunity to read this forum, you might have noticed the suprise with which the dress code on at least one QM2 voyage has been revised to: jeans, no jacket, every night. Would you please provide futher details rearding the new "Stars at Sea" scheme, and make known what would be the dress code for these voyages.

Thank you in advance for your anticipated reply.


Regards,
Salacia

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Hi Peter Shanks. Now I understand why responses to questions posed to you went without reply.
Best wishes,
Salacia