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MSC’s Explora Journeys unveils inaugural season
MSC Group’s new luxury brand Explora Journeys unveiled its first year of cruises.
Starting in May, the Inaugural Journeys Collection covers the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the UK, Iceland, Greenland, Canada, the U.S. East Coast, Caribbean, South America and Hawaii.
Sailings start from six-night journeys to a 44-night Grand Journey.
EXPLORA I will visit 132 ports in 40 different countries, including two destinations, Kastellorizo, Greece and Saint Pierre, Martinique that have never been visited by cruise ships before.
Michael Ungerer, the CEO of Explora Journeys, said “This is one more step forward in our development of our new luxury lifestyle brand”.
“We have created a collection of journeys that offer the perfect blend of celebrated destinations and lesser travelled ports, both seen from a new and original point of view.”
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