Is MSC Cruises sailing now in South Africa?

Johannesburg, South Africa, 10 December 2021 – MSC Cruises today announced that it has voluntarily suspended all its domestic sailings in South Africa with immediate effect until 8 January, 2022.

Is MSC Cruises sailing now?

MSC Orchestra, a popular ship for South African holidaymakers, will homeport in Durban and Cape Town for the local 2021/22 season and offer 2, 3, 4 and 7-night voyages up to 11 May 2022.

How do I contact MSC Cruises from South Africa?

MSC Cruises South Africa You may also refer to our website www.msccruises.co.za – Voyagers Club tab for more information, or for urgent enquiries call our Contact Centre on 087 075 0850.

Which MSC cruise ship is in South Africa?

MSC Orchestra
MSC Cruises Southern Africa MSC Orchestra, a popular ship for South African holidaymakers, will homeport in Durban and Cape Town for the local 2021/22 season and offer 2, 3, 4 and 7-night voyages up to 11 May 2022.

Are South African cruise ports open?

Prohibition of Cruise and Passenger Ships In terms of these regulations, no passenger vessels will be allowed in our ports. Total ban on cruise ships. This affects all leisure travelers. With effect from today, no cruise ships will be permitted to call into South Africa.

What is the phone number for MSC Cruises?

(877) 665-4655MSC Cruises / Customer service

How do you email a MSC?

Customer Service — We’re here to help!

  1. Phone. 800-645-7270 – General. 800-753-7970 – Website. More…
  2. Chat. Registered users, chat with. an MSC Associate right now.
  3. We are never further than a click or call away. View All.
  4. Email. [email protected] and receive assistance within 24 hours.

Are cruise ships allowed in South Africa?

Following the move to adjusted Covid-19 Level 1 regulations on October 1, the Department of Transport (DoT) confirmed that passenger ships may plan and recommence tourism activities along the South African coast.

Are cruise ships operating again in South Africa?

Cape Town and the Western Cape welcomes the Presidency’s announcement of the move to adjusted alert level 1, enabling the resumption of cruise tourism to South Africa’s shores, with the first ship scheduled to dock at the Port of Cape Town Cruise Terminal on 18 November 2021.