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• MSC Cruises ships visiting more than 140 of the world’s most sought-after destinations across 40 different countries
• Huge range of itineraries on offer from mini cruises to long cruises available to book now, with something for every kind of holidaymaker
• MSC Cruises’ newest flagship to sail in Northern Europe offering 7-night itineraries to the Norwegian Fjords – sales open 31 March 2022
• MSC World Europa to spend her first season in the Mediterranean whilst MSC Seascape will continue to sail in the Caribbean from PortMiami

As part of the company’s journey towards net-zero emissions by 2050, the cruise division of MSC Group will have shore power connections in two Northern European ports this Summer

• Starting this summer season and for the first time, MSC Virtuosa and MSC Poesia will be consistently using shore power at the ports of Southampton (UK) and of Rostock-Warnemünde (Germany).

• MSC Cruises has also signed an agreement with Cruise Baltic to achieve widespread use of shore power in the Baltic Sea region by 2024.

• MSC Cruises is ready to plug into more ports. Over half the fleet is projected to be shore power compatible by the end of 2022.

• On top of this, MSC Cruises’ first hybrid LNG ship operating with the largest solid oxide fuel cell (SOFC) ever installed will be launching later this year - MSC World Europa.

• Naming Ceremony to be held 7 December 2022 in the heart of New York City at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal
• Godmother Sophia Loren to name her 18th MSC Cruises ship
• Ceremony will kick off MSC Seascape’s inaugural season in the U.S and Caribbean, while underscoring MSC Cruises’ upcoming expansion to New York City homeport

• 121-day itinerary includes 52 unforgettable destinations across 31 countries for the ultimate once-in-a-lifetime escape not to be missed
• From the Med, sail to the Red Sea through via Suez Canal, Africa South America, Caribbean, USA & Canada, before returning to Europe via Greenland and Iceland
• Brand-new itinerary for the line features exploration into the Brazilian Amazon via the mighty Amazon river