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Searoad Ferries

Searoad Ferries sits on the edge of Port Phillip Bay with waterfront event spaces, dining and opportunities to host groups onboard the ferry.

For event planners, it offers a way to make the journey part of the event itself with unique possibilities to bring groups together onboard, at the Sorrento terminal or across both. In this episode of Meet Your Peninsula Hosts, we hear from Peter Wallace, Marketing Manager, Jennifer Illig, Events Manager and Mike Jacques, Executive Chef about creating business events that move people and how a change of scenery, a shared journey and the right experience can turn getting there into part of the occasion.

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Meet Your Peninsula Hosts gives event planners a look at the thinking behind the experiences that make a business event feel different. In this episode, the Searoad Ferries team share what changes when the journey becomes part of the event, from bringing people together onboard to making the most of the waterfront setting and creating an experience that feels connected from start to finish.

In this episode:

  • Making the journey part of the event experience
  • How the Searoad team brings groups together both onboard and onshore
  • Creating a sense of occasion through movement, food and scenery
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