MSC Cruises has opened sales for the bulk of its Winter 2024/25 season sailings in North America, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Red Sea, while its South America, Southern Africa and Far East programs will be available to book in the near future.

MSC Seascape, MSC Cruises’ latest flagship, reached New York City on Monday 5 December in advance of her Naming Ceremony. Taking place on Wednesday 7 December at the Manhattan Cruise Terminal, MSC Seascape will be the line’s first ship to be named in New York City, in recognition of the addition of New York as a new homeport in April 2023 – bringing even more choice of North American embarkation ports and itineraries for MSC Cruises guests from both North America and the rest of the world.

MSC Cruises has amplified its high-end retail selection on board, thanks to a further enriched catalogue of luxury brands and a new partnership with TimeVallée. The two Geneva-based companies are bringing the ‘Swiss touch’ to the high seas, the sense of elegance and high-quality that the country is known for and bringing along with them a host of revered Swiss watch brands.

The naming of MSC Cruises’ first World-Class ship in Qatar last weekend and the delivery three days later of its fourth Seaside-Class ship in Italy is a clear sign that the family-owned cruise company means business in the contemporary and premium cruise sectors.

Just three days after taking delivery of ship number 20, MSC World Explora, MSC Cruises officially took ownership of its new fun-filled flagship, the striking MSC Seascape – the largest cruise ship to be built in Italy.

MSC Cruises officially named its newest flagship, MSC Seashore, last Thursday [18 November 2021] at Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in The Bahamas. It was the first naming ceremony for a cruise ship to be held at the private island which is owned by the cruise line.