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Six MSC Cruises ships to homeport in South America for 2023-24 season

Six MSC Cruises ships will homeport in South America for the continent’s 2023-24 cruise season, with the 2022-23 season now underway following today’s departure of MSC Fantasia from the port of Santos, Brazil.

Holly Payne, Editor Video Production and Deputy Editor

November 2, 2022

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Next year, the cruise line will deploy five vessels in Brazil and one in Argentina. MSC Grandiosa, MSC Preziosa and MSC Armonia will homeport in Santos, MSC Seaview in Rio de Janeiro, MSC Lirica in Itajai and MSC Musica in Buenos Aires. 

Bookings open December 1.

2022-23

The announcement was made ahead of MSC Fantasia’s sailing on November 2 - the first of 132 seasonal cruises that the line will operate in South America in 2022-23 with four ships offering a 68% increase in cabins compared to the 2019-2020 season.

The vessel will be joined by MSC Seashore, MSC Seaview and MSC Armonia for a variety of cruises in South America that include 10 destinations in Brazil, Buenos Aires in Argentina and Montevideo and Punta Del Este in Uruguay.

Forecast

MSC Cruises forecasts that it will welcome almost 400,000 passengers over the 2022-23 South American season, including 50,000 international passengers. 

 

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About the Author

Holly Payne

Editor Video Production and Deputy Editor

Holly is Deputy Editor, Seatrade Cruise Review & Seatrade Cruise News and has experience managing a range of highly successful international business and consumer titles. With a flair for video reporting and a history of overseas work documenting people and places of diverse cultures, Holly brings a variety of skills to the Seatrade Cruise portfolio.

Holly’s academic credentials include oral and written Arabic language skills (intermediate-advanced), an MA Multimedia Journalism with NCTJ accreditation, and a BA (Hons) Degree in Classical and Archaeological Studies with English and American Literature.

 

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