Report focuses on how MSC Cruises navigated the challenges caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, adapted its operations and prepared for the return of guests and crew.
Outlines how the Company’s Industry-leading Health & Safety Protocol allowed a safe and sustainable resumption sailing in the Western Med in August 2020.
And despite the pandemic, how MS Cruises never lost sight of its environmental commitments and reinforced medium-long term sustainability strategy, focusing on air emissions, use of plastic, waste management and impact on marine life and biodiversity.
Company remains on track to meet, or likely exceed, the target for 40% improvement in emissions intensity by 2030 compared to 2008 as part of its journey to achieve net carbon neutral operations by 2050.
A larger-than-ever dedicated kids’ area with futuristic space-themed rooms.
The family experience has been re-designed with brand-new activities, specially created to amaze children of all ages.
98 hours of kids and family entertainment per seven-night sailing, endless fun for everyone!
The line reveals that the naming ceremony for MSC Virtuosa will take place in Dubai on 27 November of this year at a glittering event involving the global travel trade and world’s media.
Partnership between MSC Cruises, Dubai Tourism, DP World and Emirates Airline will further enhance Dubai’s position as the cruise hub of the region.
MSC Virtuosa will become the most technologically and environmentally advanced cruise ship to have ever been deployed to the region.
MSC Opera to make 27 weekly calls to Tunis’ port, La Goulette
