MSC Cruises invests 3.5 billion euros in two new luxury ships!
MSC Cruises invests 3.5 billion euros in two new luxury ships!
MSC Cruises announced today that the company ordered two new ships from World Class from the French shipyard Chantiers de l’Allantique. These ships, which are referred to as World Class 5 and 6, are to be delivered in 2029 and 2030. With this order, the total number of the World Class ships in the MSC Cruises fleet increases to six. The overall investment for these new ships amounts to around 3.5 billion euros, another sign of the company's long -term commitment in the European shipyard industry, Kreuzfahrt Zuktes reports.
Over the past two decades, MSC Cruises has invested a total of more than 18 billion euros in France, which underlines the importance of the market. The construction of the new ships will take place between 2027 and 2030 and generate more than 20 million working hours, which will lead to the creation of over 3,000 full -time positions. Over 500 French suppliers are integrated into the construction process, which supports the local economy, such as
The ships combine elegant European design with a high level of comfort and offer a wide range of offers for different travel types. The new ships complement the MSC World Europa, MSC World America, MSC World Asia and MSC World Atlantic that are planned for 2026 and 2027. Overall, MSC Cruises and Channiers de L’Allantique have close cooperation of over 20 years, during which 19 of the 23 ships of the company were built.
The order of the two new ships is part of a comprehensive industrial strategy of MSC Cruises, which also includes the development of several ship classes. This strategy not only focuses on the expansion of the fleet, but also on the implementation of the latest technologies for reducing emissions and improving passenger experience. MSC Cruises is positioning itself sustainably in an increasingly environmentally conscious travel sector.
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