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Costa Serena restarts Asia cruises
Costa Cruises announced the return to service in Asia for Costa Serena.
From June to September 2023, the ship will be operating a program of ‘charter’ cruises, in cooperation with local Asian partners.
“The new cruises announced are an important signal for the recovery in Asia, ” said Mario Zanetti, President of Costa Cruises.
Costa Serena will offer 30 voyages in Asia in 2023.
Six Asia cruises in June 2023, will be dedicated the South Korean market; and from July to September, another twenty-four cruises are planned for the Taiwan market.
The itineraries last from four to seven days.
Destinations in East Asia include Sasebo, Kagoshima, Otaru, Hakodate, Naha, Miyakojima, and Ishigaki in Japan.
Departures are scheduled from the ports of Busan, Sokcho and Pohang in South Korea, and Keelung, Taiwan.
Learn more about : Costa Cruises ( Asia Pecific )
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