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At the beginning of 2025, cruisers knew that eight new shipbuilds were on the horizon for seven of the major cruise lines–MSC Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line, Royal Caribbean, Virgin Voyages,…
Comments closedIt’s Cruise Ship Monday! Today brings us MSC Cruises’ Lirica Class–MSC Armonia (2001), MSC Sinfonia (2002), MSC Lirica (2003), and MSC Opera (2004). At 65,542 to 65,591 gross tons, MSC…
Comments closedWelcome to the weekly Cruise News Digest. Let’s dive in! This Monday, we looked a little at the history and background of MSC Cruises. Tomorrow, we will begin diving into…
Comments closedIt’s Monday! Today, we will explore MSC Cruises before we dive into its fleet of ships. MSC Cruises was founded in 1988 in Naples, Italy, as part of Mediterranean Shipping…
Comments closedMultiple cruise lines have released new information about itineraries and deployments within their fleet. First, Carnival Cruise Line announced that Mardi Gras will be adding shorter itineraries to its 2027-28…
Comments closedWelcome to the weekly Cruise News Digest. Let’s dive in! This Monday, we explored Royal Caribbean International’s Radiance-class–Radiance of the Seas (2001), Brilliance of the Seas (2002), Serenade of the…
Comments closedMSC Cruises’ newest flagship, MSC World Asia, will introduce new entertainment spaces when she debuts in the Mediterranean in December 2026. MSC World Asia is the third ship in the…
Comments closedDemolition and removal of Terminal G has begun at the busiest cruise terminal in the world, PortMiami. Terminal G was built in 1999 and has traditionally been used by Royal…
Comments closedWelcome to the weekly Cruise News Digest. Let’s dive in! This Monday, we looked a little at the history and background of Royal Caribbean International. Tomorrow, we will begin diving…
Comments closedMSC Cruises is hitting the big screen as it takes center stage in the racing drama film, F1 The Movie. The cruise line has partnered with the movie from Apple…
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