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PGI SEAFARERS CRUISE
PLANNING GUIDE
Dear Coordinator:
Thank you for
volunteering to lead a lunch cruise and/or overnight cruise. The
club is totally dependent upon you and other volunteers to make our
cruise events a total success. We want to encourage all our members to
be involved in the club’s activities. Volunteering is one way to meet
new friends and build on our club’s success. The following is a
guideline built on previous experience that will help you put together a
first class event.
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PLANNING AN
EVENT- Do you have an idea for a lunch cruise or overnight event?
The Booking guide attached will help you gather all the information
you need to design the event. Have you volunteered to lead a cruise
where the Seafarers have met before? Ask the Cruise Director for the
Booking guides and Cruise Critiques that were completed by previous
Cruise Coordinators. If previous guides are not available you need
to fill out the information guides as if it were a first trip. Find
out who was the Cruise Coordinator on the last trip and have that
person help you complete the Booking guide and activities. Building
a library of this information will help all Cruise Coordinators in
the future plan their events.
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TIMING OF AN
EVENT-Talk to the Cruise Director about timing or if the Cruise
Director has set the date check with the marina or destination to
confirm availability. The Cruise Committee needs to be
flexible with event dates because there are many other boat clubs
all planning cruising activities.
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COMMUNICATING AN EVENT- Once the date has been set you need to get
that event on the Seafarers Calendar. You also need to put together
an information board that sells your event to the club members.
Provide sign up sheets; see samples attached, at all the General
Meetings. You need to communicate all the details of the event to
the Web Master so the event is published on the Seafarers web page.
Following is information that needs to be sent to the Web Master:
1.
Event name and destination.
2.
Date of the event for the
web calendar.
3.
Photos of the destination
and a write up of the event.
4.
Names and boat information
of all club members that sign up on the web page and on the paper sign
up sheets at the General Meetings. This is forwarded weekly or as
members sign up for the events
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CONFIRMING
AN EVENT- The Cruise Coordinator should confirm back by email to all
members that sign up for an event. A copy should go to the Web
Master to be sure all names get on the web page sign up
sheet.
Stay in touch with
the marina or restaurant to update participation for the event. Use
the sign up sheets with the marina to give them the vital
information on boat statistics.
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PLANNING A
CAPTAINS MEETING- Click here
to see attached list.
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CRITIQUING
THE EVENT- Click here to see attached form.
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