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MSC CRUISES OFFICIALLY NAMES ITS NEWEST FLAGSHIP, MSC EURIBIA, TONIGHT IN COPENHAGEN – MARKING SIGNIFICANT STEP TOWARDS COMPANY’S NET ZERO 2050 PLEDGE

  • MSC Euribia is the most energy-efficient cruise ship design ever - powered by LNG and featuring a range of technologies and solutions that minimise impact on the air and marine environment
  • Tonight’s traditional maritime ceremony to be attended by distinguished guests, key travel partners and international media
  • MSC Euribia to set sail for her inaugural season in Northern Europe, offering guests a wide variety of new and enriching experiences never before seen at sea
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MSC CRUISES REDUCED DEPOSIT PROMOTION - PAY ONLY $25 PER PERSON

• Secure your choice of cruise with only $25 deposit per person
• The reduced deposit promotion is valid on all sailings from November 2023 to April 2024 (excluding the World Cruise).
• The reduced deposit promotion is also valid for the All-in-Plus Winter Wonders sale, where guests can enjoy included All-In-Plus drinks package and unlimited WiFi, for two devices in the cruise fare. 

 
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THE FUTURE OF CRUISING: THE CRUISE DIVISION OF MSC GROUP AND CHANTIERS DE L’ATLANTIQUE DELIVER THE MOST ENERGY EFFICIENT CRUISE SHIP DESIGN EVER FOR MSC EURIBIA

• The delivery ceremony of MSC Cruises’ latest flagship MSC Euribia took place today at Chantiers de l’Atlantique in Saint-Nazaire, France
• The coming into service of MSC Euribia marks another significant step on the Cruise Division’s decarbonization journey as she will also be setting sail on the first ever net zero journey for a cruise ship
• The ship features a range of technologies and solutions that minimise impact on the air and marine environment, including latest advanced water and waste treatment facilities
• The coin ceremony also took place for MSC Cruises’ third LNG-powered vessel and second World Class series of vessels MSC World America set to be the next milestone in the Cruise Division’s journey towards net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
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