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Cruise line suspends Tunisia visits
Thursday, 15 Feb, 2011
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MSC Cruises has announced that its cruises will not call at Tunis this year following recent public protests in Tunisia.
The following ships will spend a day at sea instead of visiting the city:
- MSC Fantasia from April 16 to October 15
- MSC Splendida from April 10 to November 6
- MSC Lirica from April 18 to October 7
- MSC Sinfonia from June 4 to October 15
A spokesman for the operator said that should the situation change, original itineraries will be reinstated.
by Dinah Hatch
Dinah
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