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MSC World Europa showcases new culinary concepts
MSC has unveiled the culinary concepts coming to newest ship MSC World Europa.
The ship presents more than 30 different international food and beverage options.
World Europa welcomes her first guests in December 2022.
Jacques Van Staden, Vice President of Food & Beverage, MSC Cruises, said: “We have pulled out all the stops to offer a varied and unabridged dining offering for the next generation cruiser.
MSC World Europa’s offers 20 bars and lounges, and 13 dining venues, f from fine dining to casual.
New venues include modern coffee house, the Coffee Emporium, Raj Polo Tea House, Masters of the Sea: signature British pub and Elixir Mixology Bar.
Other new venues include a healthy green Zest – Juice Bar, the Malt Lounge for fine cigars with a wide selection of whisky and cognac, and Sweet Temptations a gelato and frozen yoghurt bar.
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