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MSC Cruises opens sales for 2025 world cruise
MSC Cruises has opened sales for the MSC World Cruise 2025 with an entirely new itinerary aboard MSC Magnifica.
Guests can embark at Civitavecchia/Rome, Genoa, Marseille or Barcelona from 4 January 2025.
The 116-night voyage will visit 50 destinations in 21 countries, with seven overnight stays.
It includes 22 that have never featured on an MSC world voyage before.
It will bring cruisers to five continents, spanning 30,000 nautical miles.
It begins with calls in Italy, France, and Spain before sailing to Casablanca.
After crossing the Atlantic, guests will spend ten days exploring South America
It includes overnights in Rio, Buenos Aires, and Valparaiso, Chile as well as a visit to the Falkland Islands.
The ship then crosses the South Pacific visiting tropical islands for almost two weeks.
Calls include Easter Island, Moorea in French Polynesiaand the Cook Islands.
MSC Magnifica also visits New Zealand and Australia before island hopping through Asia.
All World Cruises passengers recieve a dine and drink package and 15 shore excursions included in the booking price.
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