You Can Now Book Cruises on MSC’s New 6,000 Passenger Cruise...
MSC Cruises has opened their second Meraviglia class ship, MSC Virtuosa, for bookings two years ahead of the cruise ship's inaugural voyage on November...
119 Day Cruise That Visits 33 Countries Opens for Bookings
A 119 day cruise that will visit 33 countries in 2021 has opened for bookings. This latest world cruise from MSC Cruises will be...
Cruise Line Building Two Hydrogen Powered Cruise Ships
MSC Cruises has announced that the fifth and sixth cruise ship in their new luxury cruise line Explora Journeys will be powered by hydrogen.
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Construction Begins on MSC Cruises’ First World Class Cruise Ship
The first piece of steel was cut on MSC Cruises' first world class cruise ship, MSC Europa. The 205,000 gross ton cruise ship will...
Cruise Ship Officially Resumes Cruises
MSC Cruises has officially resumed cruises this week when one of their cruise ships departed from Genoa, Italy earlier this week on a seven...
Cruise Line Offering Balcony Cabins at Ocean View Prices on Cruises...
From now until September 6, MSC Cruises is offering balcony staterooms at ocean view prices on select cruises to the Caribbean on three of...
MSC Cruises Takes Delivery of World’s Newest Cruise Ship
MSC Cruises took delivery of MSC Virtuosa, the world's newest cruise ship and the 18th ship in the cruise line's fleet.
The cruise ship will...
Cruise Line Announces Their Largest Deployment of Ships from U.S. Ports
MSC Cruises, the third largest cruise line in the world, has announced that they will have more cruise ships sailing from the U.S. in...
Another Mega Cruise Ship Begins Cruises to the Caribbean from Miami
One of MSC Cruises' largest cruise ships, MSC Meraviglia, has begun offering cruises to the Caribbean from the Cruise Capital of the World, PortMiami.
With...
Another Cruise Ship Headed to Port Canaveral in 2025
Port Canaveral, the world's busiest cruise port, will continue to grow after MSC Cruises announced plans to homeport a second ship there in late...
