- MSC Cruises current fleet is 23 ships with additional vessels on order.
- The MSC World Asia arrives at the end of 2026.
- MSC Cruises is investing in a Miami dedicated terminal.
- The line is adding Alaska cruises from Seattle.
- MSC Cruises plans growth in Asia and the Red Sea
MSC Cruises is strengthening its focus on North America, building up capacity and ramping up investment in ports and terminals.
The company will sail 23 ships when the MSC World Asia enter the fleet. It is due for delivery at the end of 2026 and nine more on order through 2033.
MSC Cruises is adding dedicated terminals in Miami and develops a new private island near Ocean Cay. The line offers Caribbean cruises from Miami, Port Canaveral, and Galveston and introduces two ships for European passengers with year-round service from La Romana. MSC Cruises launches Alaska sailings from Seattle and plans return to New York.
The company grows operations in Asia including Japan and China and restarts seasonal services from Dubai at the end of 2027. MSC Cruises engages in Formula One sponsorship to reach global audiences. The line maintains an international guest mix across its European departures.
Gianni Onorato shared: We believe there is strong growth potential for cruise globally,
