MSC Cruises Cuts Prices by up to 75 PERCENT in Grand May Sale

MSC Cruises is offering savings of up to 75 per cent on a number of selected cruises in a Grand May Sale, allowing 2014 European summer cruises to be booked at incredibly discounted prices.

The giant sale - from May 12 until May 31, 2014 – covers over 130 departures across its 12-strong fleet in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe as well as other sought-after regions such as the Caribbean, and on the Grand Voyages between continents.
Through the sale, a seven-night Mediterranean cruise begins at $449 per person or $56 per person a day.
Caribbean cruises begin as low as $329 per person, twin share for a seven-night cruise. That translates to as little as $41 per passenger, per day.

The latest deals come in the wake of a successful 96-hour sale in March which created huge waves of interest among money-saving Australian and New Zealand cruise fans.
The offers - with savings of up to $1110 per passenger - apply to only bookings made between May 12 and May 31, 2014.

“This will be is the best and last chance to book a summer cruise in the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Norwegian Fjords and Baltic Capitals and Grand Voyages at bargain prices,” urged MSC Cruises.

Details: MSC Cruises, phone 1300 028502 (Australia), 0508 4278473 (New Zealand), or visit www.msccruises.com.au

MSC Cruises is the market leading cruise company in the Mediterranean, South Africa and Brazil and operates across the globe. MSC Cruises sails throughout the year in the Mediterranean and the Caribbean, and offers a wide range of seasonal itineraries in southern Africa, northern Europe, the Atlantic Ocean, the French Antilles, South America and the United Arab Emirates. Its modern fleet comprises twelve ships: Fantasia-class MSC Preziosa, MSC Divina, MSC Splendida and MSC Fantasia; Musica-class MSC Magnifica, MSC Poesia, MSC Orchestra, and MSC Musica; and Lirica-class MSC Sinfonia, MSC Armonia, MSC Opera and MSC Lirica. MSC Cruises is the only company in the world to receive the "7 Golden Pearls" award from the Bureau Veritas in recognition of its high level of quality management and environmental responsibility. MSC has also achieved ISO 9001 and ISO 22000 certification for the quality and food safety of all aspects of its catering, both on shore and on board. MSC Cruises believes that global leadership brings increased responsibility towards the physical and human environments in which it operates. As such, a long term partnership with UNICEF was undertaken in 2009 to fund a community project aimed at providing disadvantaged children in Brazil with a quality education. To date, MSC Cruises has raised over two million euros for the initiative.