MSC Cruises is temporarily pausing the operation of MSC Grandiosa later this month and moving to January the planned restart of MSC Magnifica as a result of new travel measures introduced by the Italian government for the Christmas and New Year...

MSC Magnifica’s sailings are suspended from November 8 through to December 18, owing to travel restrictions in France and Germany, both major source markets for MSC Cruises’ Mediterranean sailings, and the 2021 world cruise is cancelled. On MSC...

MSC Cruises’ flagship, Grandiosa, has been accredited with the Biosafe Ship additional class notation from RINA, for vessels with systems in place that minimise the risk of infection.

Ex-UK cruises onboard MSC Magnifica will sail from Southampton in summer 2021, travelling to destinations that include Malaga and Monaco as part of a 14-night Mediterranean cruise.

MSC Magnifica's restart is delayed to Oct. 19, and the ship will sail longer (10-night) cruises to both the Western and Eastern Mediterranean, instead of just to the Eastern Med.

To the end of 2021, MSC Cruises is discounting fares up to or exceeding half of the cost of its usual rates for healthcare professionals and their families, and inviting feedback about their experience ‘to improve further our protocol as they...

MSC Grandiosa turned around in Genoa Sunday at the end of its first cruise, which was very closely watched as the first big ship to resume sailing in Europe.

MSC Cruises postponed MSC Magnifica's restart until Sept. 26. The ship was planned to resume service Aug. 29.

MSC Cruises’ Grandiosa arrived at Valletta Cruise Port on Friday morning as the first of the line's ships to operate since the pandemic.

MSC Grandiosa slowly edged away from her berth in Genoa at 7.30 Sunday evening carrying around 1,000 passengers to become the first ship from the MSC Cruises fleet to welcome guests back and to implement the company’s health and safety protocol.