MSC Cruises opens registration for the 2024-25 winter season, announcing more than 150 new cruises around the world. In doing so, the company continues to offer its customers an unforgettable sailing experience, from familiar and beloved destinations to exotic destinations on short or long cruises. The company offers many options that suit everyone.
The ships MSC World Europa and MSC Euribia (which will also sail in the Emirates region) will sail in the Mediterranean Sea. The ship ‘Europa’ is innovative in a modern design and with a wide variety of culinary experiences, entertainment and leisure for all ages. The ship will depart from Genoa in Italy every Sunday for a seven-night cruise in the Mediterranean Sea, which will allow guests an amazing experience that will be remembered for a lifetime in the hot destinations of Europe such as Rome and Sicily in Italy, Volta in Malta, Barcelona in Spain and Marseille in France.
6 ships will sail to the Caribbean islands offering a wide variety of itineraries and schedules departing from Miami, Port Canaveral in Orlando, New York and more. Some of the most attractive cruises are to North America and the Caribbean and last between 3-11 nights. For the Emirates region, the company offers 7-night cruises that combine tradition and innovation. To the northern European region, cruises of 7-21 nights, to the turquoise shores of the southern Caribbean for a cruise lasting 7 nights and finally a cruise to the Red Sea and the ancient heritage of Egypt.
MSC Meraviglia, MSC Seascape, MSC Seaside, MSC Divina, MSC Seashore ships will sail in the Caribbean and North America regions. The state-of-the-art flagship MSC Euribia will sail in the Emirates region. The ship MSC Preziosa will sail in Northern Europe and the Baltic Sea.
Eyal Atias, CEO of MSC Cruises in Israel, says: “MSC Cruises is excited to announce right now the variety of cruises for winter destinations 2024-25 and the opening of bookings. Our offer of destinations around the world is diverse so that everyone can find the cruise that suits them and their family. We offer the new, luxurious and most advanced ships at attractive prices. We will be happy to meet the Israeli travelers vacationing in the oceans around the world,” he said
MSC Cruises is the third largest cruise company in the world, and the largest in Europe, South America, the Gulf region and South Africa. The huge company is mainly engaged in the transportation of cargo and containers, while the activity in cruises is a small and side occupation for it. The company headquarters is located in Geneva and belongs to the MSC Group, the leading shipping and logistics concern in Switzerland with a maritime heritage of over 300 years. The owner of the company, Captain Ginluigi Afonte, is married to an Israeli born in Haifa. Their son, Diego Aponte, is the CEO of the company, and he is also Jewish according to Halacha. The company employs over 30,000 people and offers dream cruise vacations in many countries around the world.
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