The new sailings will come in addition to its current and other summer confirmed itineraries in the west and the east Mediterranean. There will also be trips from the UK. MSC Grandiosa offers seven-night cruises in the western Mediterranean calling Genoa, Civitavecchia/Rome, Naples, Palermo, Valetta in Malta and now Barcelona in Spain on Saturdays with embarkation in the Italian ports as well as Barcelona.
MSC Seaside is also sailing in the Mediterranean and, since May, the newly-launched MSC Virtuosa is operating cruises around the British Isles for UK residents. Meanwhile, MSC Seaview will restart voyages in the Baltics from Germany on July 3. Gianni Onorato, Chief Executive of MSC Cruises, said in a statement that when the company first announced its confirmed programmes for summer 2021, it indicated that it would enrich them with any new ports and destinations as they became available.
He mentioned that the same is happening with Spain and Barcelona, thus allowing guests to visit this magnificent destination that has been unavailable since March of last year. He shared that this will also make international cruise holiday on MSC Cruises ship more easily available to more of guests living in Spain and for the first time on one of the most modern and innovative ships, MSC Grandiosa.
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