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MSC Cruises and Miami-Dade County announced the signing of an agreement to expand preferential berthing rights and a memorandum of understanding for the construction of A new AAA cruise terminal in the port of Miami Pierfrancesco Vago, president of MSC Cruises, commented: "The new agreement and the expansion of the Port of Miami and Miami-Dade County constitute another milestone key in the commercial growth of MSC Cruises, as we continue to strengthen our global presence, with a strategic focus on North America. "
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The current port is the exclusive origin of the Company in the United States and the new agreement extends the existing rights of preferential places from Saturday to Sunday.
In addition, the new terminal, whose completion is scheduled for October 2022, can accommodate the world's newest generation of ships that are still under construction and will carry up to 7,000 passengers
The revolutionary MSC Seaside, who debuted a few months ago. 2017, sail throughout the year from Miami to the Caribbean, from Terminal F. The Divine MSC will also sail seasonally in the Caribbean from October to March, and MSC Armonia will join the fleet MSC Cruises in North America. with cruises throughout the year in Havana, in December 2018.
In addition, from November 2019, the MSC Meraviglia, the largest ship of the Company with 171,598 tons with capacity of transport 5,714 guests will join the other three vessels
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"Investing in infrastructure positions Miami-Dade County as a global destination for guests", said Mayor Carlos A. Giménez. "The construction of a new AAA cruise terminal with the capacity to accommodate an additional 7,000 passenger boat represents thousands of jobs and greater opportunities for our community. We are grateful for the continued partnership of MSC Cruises. "
" We are proud and extremely honored by the commitment of MSC to the Port of Miami and Miami-Dade County, "said Chairman of the Committee for Economic Development and Tourism Rebeca Sosa. [19659005] Via todologistica
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