53 stunning destinations across 33 countries, including an enhanced Asian offering
Seven extended, overnight stays in iconic cities, including Sydney and Tokyo

• Due to the introduction of significant restrictions to movement in particular in France and Germany, two of MSC Magnifica’s key source markets, MSC Cruises will temporarily suspend further sailings of MSC Magnifica from 8 November through to 18 December

• MSC Grandiosa will meanwhile continue and extend her current sailings in the Western Mediterranean through to March 2021 with additional rigorous measures under the Company’s existing health and safety operating protocol

• The MSC 2021 World Cruise has also been cancelled due to many ports along her itinerary still being unavailable due to the pandemic

• Upon her return to sailing after temporary pause MSC Magnifica will continue to perform her current itinerary through to April 2021

- MSC Cruises announced today that flagship MSC Grandiosa and MSC Magnifica in the Mediterranean will mark its return to operations starting this August.

MSC Magnifica departed Genoa, Italy yesterday and became the second MSC Cruises ship to welcome guests back on board since Europe’s leading cruise line restarted operations in August.