GENEVA — MSC Cruises has officially announced the launch of the Grand Hamptons Villa, an expansive two-story residential-style accommodation designed to debut aboard MSC World Atlantic in November 2027. Measuring over 2,475 square feet, the multi-story family villa will operate on itineraries sailing out of Port Canaveral, Florida, establishing a distinct luxury footprint tailored specifically
European cruise tourism is entering a new phase of environmental accountability after MSC Cruises announced independently verified methane emissions results for two of its newest LNG-powered cruise ships. The development reflects growing pressure across Europe’s travel sector to improve sustainability standards while maintaining strong demand for luxury cruise vacations. The company confirmed that the methane
MSC Cruises is set to transform family travel at sea with the launch of MSC World Asia, a next-generation cruise ship introducing Europe’s first over-water swing and a pioneering open-air theme park experience. Scheduled to debut in December 2026, the vessel will sail across the Mediterranean, combining high-energy attractions with immersive entertainment to redefine family
MSC Cruises is accelerating its expansion in South America for the 2026-27 winter season. The cruise line will deploy five ships across the region, targeting rising demand in Brazil and Argentina. This strategic move reflects growing interest in South American cruise tourism. Travelers are increasingly choosing the region for luxury travel and cultural exploration. MSC
MSC Cruises unveils its 2026 luxury travel campaign with celebrity partners and new itineraries, showcasing MSC World America as a modern global cruise destination.
MSC Cruises orders two new LNG-powered World Class ships for 2030 and 2031, expanding sustainable luxury travel and enhancing global cruise experiences.
MSC Cruises boosts tourism growth with a $3.7 billion order for two new World Class ships built in France, advancing sustainable travel and global cruise expansion.
MSC Cruises is making history in the U.S. cruise market for the 2026–2027 winter season, homeporting a record four ships in Miami.
