Cruise Lines International Association
EU lobbying footprint — who they meet, and on what. Built only from official disclosures, every meeting cited.
Cruise Lines International Association has 50 disclosed EU lobbying meetings from 2020-04-02 to 2026-10-15: 27 with the European Commission and 23 with Members of the European Parliament. Source: EU Transparency Register no. 69525934310-58, Commission disclosures and MEP declarations.
Lobbying profile
as declared 2025-08-22- Category
- Non-governmental organisations, platforms and networks and similar
- Legal status
- ASBL
- Declared lobbying cost
- €800,000
- Lobbying FTEs
- 5.5
- Members
- 2
Files it’s lobbying on
The org's disclosed policy areas, ranked by number of meetings.
Declared fields of interest
Borders and security · Business and industry · Climate action · Competition · Consumers · Employment and social affairs · Energy · Environment · Institutional affairs · Justice and fundamental rights · Maritime affairs and fisheries · Public health
At a glance
The officials and MEPs most often met, by disclosed-meeting count.
- Apostolos Tzitzikostas3
- Fotini Ioannidou3
- Roxana Lesovici2
- Simone Ritzek-Seidl1
- Polona Gregorin1
Disclosed meetings
Newest first. EC = European Commission, EP = Member of the European Parliament.
- Meeting with CLIA representatives on ETSsource ↗
- Multimodal booking and ETSsource ↗
- Transport Policysource ↗
- 2026-09-29ECSimone Ritzek-Seidl · Cabinet of Commissioner Apostolos TzitzikostasExchange of views during the CED eventsource ↗
- 2026-09-29ECApostolos Tzitzikostas · Cabinet of Commissioner Apostolos TzitzikostasExchange of views during the CED eventsource ↗
- Climate policy, maritime policysource ↗
- Port Strategysource ↗
- 2026-06-19ECFotini Ioannidou · DirectorEU ETS and the Sustainable Maritime Fuels mechanism.source ↗
- 2026-06-16ECFotini Ioannidou · DirectorEU ETS and the Sustainable Maritime Fuels mechanism.source ↗
- 2026-05-29ECPolona Gregorin · Head of UnitDecarbonisation of maritime transportsource ↗
- The Industrial Maritime Strategy, the Port Strategy, and the Cruise Lines Sectorsource ↗
- 2026-01-29ECIoannis Hadjiyiannis · Cabinet of Commissioner Costas KadisContribution of Cruise Liners 'efforts to the European Ocean Pactsource ↗
- 2026-01-29ECValère Moutarlier · Deputy Director-GeneralMaritime industrysource ↗
- 2026-01-29ECMatthieu Moulonguet · Cabinet of Commissioner Wopke HoekstraShipping decarbonisationsource ↗
- 2026-01-29ECFleur Breuillin · Cabinet of Commissioner Costas KadisContribution of Cruise Liners 'efforts to the European Ocean Pactsource ↗
- 2026-01-29ECCostas Kadis · Cabinet of Commissioner Costas KadisContribution of Cruise Liners 'efforts to the European Ocean Pactsource ↗
- 2026-01-28ECApostolos Tzitzikostas · Cabinet of Commissioner Apostolos TzitzikostasExchange of viewssource ↗
- 2026-01-28ECDubravka Šuica · Cabinet of Commissioner Dubravka ŠuicaExchange of views on the alignment of the cruise sector's work with EC prioritiessource ↗
- Decarbonisation maritime sectorsource ↗
- Austausch zu EU-Verkehrspolitiksource ↗
- Exchange on Maritime Policy and Upcoming Strategiessource ↗
- Meeting with CLIA representativesource ↗
- 2025-10-24ECFotini Ioannidou · DirectorExchange of views on the current issue of interestsource ↗
- 2025-10-24ECAnnika Kroon · Head of UnitExchange of views on the current issue of interestsource ↗
- Sustainable Tourism Report, smart destination policysource ↗
- Policy Breackfastsource ↗
- 2025-07-16ECPolyvios Eliofotou · Cabinet of Commissioner Costas KadisReview of the European Oceans Pact and future situation of the Blue Economysource ↗
- Sustainable Maritime Fuelssource ↗
- 2025-07-01ECMarc Sulon · Head of UnitEntry/Exit System state of play and next stepssource ↗
- 2025-07-01ECHenrik Nielsen · DirectorEntry/Exit System state of play and next stepssource ↗
- 2025-03-13ECApostolos Tzitzikostas · Cabinet of Commissioner Apostolos TzitzikostasHigh level dialogue on cruise industries and on European shipyards.source ↗
- 2025-02-10ECAnne Bergenfelt · Cabinet of Commissioner Apostolos TzitzikostasCLIA Cruise Week 2025 and introductory meetingsource ↗
- Meeting with Francesco Galietti - Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA)source ↗
- Introductory Meeting with CLIAsource ↗
- Environmental policiessource ↗
- 2024-11-13ECKurt Vandenberghe · Director-GeneralEU Maritime industrial strategysource ↗
- 2024-11-13ECMagda Kopczynska · Director-General• Current state of the EU maritime and shipbuilding industriessource ↗
- EU Transport Policysource ↗
- Austausch zu maritimer Politiksource ↗
- Priorities for the new mandate: cruise lines sectorsource ↗
- Priorities in the field of Transport and Tourismsource ↗
- Réunion Cruise Lines International Associationsource ↗
- Priorities for European Commission 2024-2029source ↗
- Decarbonisation in the EU cruise sectorsource ↗
- 2024-04-18ECRoxana Lesovici · Cabinet of Commissioner Adina VăleanDecarbonization, Competitiveness, Seafarers/ Skills – Human dimension, Tourismsource ↗
- 2023-12-05ECGerassimos Thomas · Director-GeneralPhysical meeting - EU implementation of the OECD Pillar 2 model tax rulessource ↗
- 2023-10-19ECRoxana Lesovici · Cabinet of Commissioner Adina VăleanMaritime package and FuelEU Maritime.source ↗
- 2022-03-02ECDaniel Mes · Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Frans TimmermansClean cruise shipping and sustainable tourismsource ↗
- 2021-05-03ECStefanie Hiesinger · Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Frans TimmermansThe cruise ship industry’s role in supporting a sustainable recovery and the decarbonisation of the economysource ↗
- 2020-04-02ECThierry Breton · Cabinet of Commissioner Thierry BretonCOVID 19 economic impact on European tourism industrysource ↗
Frequently asked
How many EU lobbying meetings has Cruise Lines International Association disclosed?
Cruise Lines International Association (EU Transparency Register no. 69525934310-58) appears in 50 disclosed meetings with EU officials and MEPs between 2020-04-02 and 2026-10-15: 27 with the European Commission and 23 with Members of the European Parliament.
What does Cruise Lines International Association lobby on?
Cruise Lines International Association's disclosed EU meetings most often concern Climate, Industry, Social, Transport. Every meeting and its topic is listed with its official source on this page.
Who does Cruise Lines International Association meet in Brussels?
Across its disclosed meetings, Cruise Lines International Association has met Commission officials including Apostolos Tzitzikostas, Fotini Ioannidou, Roxana Lesovici, and MEPs including KOUNTOURA Elena, ATTARD Daniel, VOZEMBERG-VRIONIDI Elissavet. These are counts of officially disclosed meetings, not a measure of influence.
Primary sources
Every meeting above is a public disclosure by the European Commission or a Member of the European Parliament; counts are of disclosed meetings only and are not a measure of influence. Methodology. Data © European Union (Decision 2011/833/EU) & the European Parliament.
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