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MSC’s cruise division officially opens new sustainable terminal in Barcelona

April 10, 2025
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The Inauguration of MSC Barcelona Terminal: A Step Towards Sustainable Cruise Travel

The cruise division of Switzerland-based shipping major MSC Group has officially inaugurated the new MSC Barcelona terminal in Spain, with EXPLORA II, the second ship from luxury lifestyle ocean travel brand Explora Journeys, making the first call.

Designed with a focus on environmental features and energy efficiency, the terminal incorporates energy-saving technologies and sustainable materials. It includes solar panels, optimized natural light, and a rainwater collection system to minimize environmental impact. The terminal has achieved Gold Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification, showcasing its commitment to sustainability.

In line with its sustainability efforts, MSC highlighted that shore-to-ship power connectivity will be available in 2027, enabling docked ships to switch off their engines and eliminate emissions in port.

Pierfrancesco Vago, Executive Chairman of MSC Cruises, emphasized the significance of the new terminal, stating: “Barcelona has been a strategic partner for MSC Group for more than four decades, and our commitment is unwavering. The new terminal aligns with the city’s sustainable tourism strategy, bringing positive economic benefits to the region. We look forward to this new chapter with the Port of Barcelona.”

MSC Cruises’ Summer Offerings

This summer, MSC Cruises will have five ships offering embarkation in Barcelona, including MSC World Europa, MSC Seaview, MSC Seaside, MSC Magnifica, and MSC Orchestra. Additionally, EXPLORA II is set to make regular calls throughout the summer season.

MSC World America: A New LNG-Powered Cruise Vessel

MSC Cruises recently welcomed MSC World America, its third newbuilding powered by liquefied natural gas (LNG). The 333.3-meter-long cruise vessel was delivered at a ceremony in France and is scheduled to enter service from Miami in April 2025.

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With a strong focus on sustainability and innovation, MSC Cruises continues to lead the way in the cruise industry, offering guests unforgettable experiences while prioritizing environmental responsibility.

Barcelona Cruise division MSCs officially opens sustainable Terminal
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