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MSC Cruises Opens 119-Night 2029 World Cruise on MSC Magnifica

by NonRev Travel News Staff
October 20, 2026
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October 20, 2026 — MSC Cruises has opened bookings for its 2029 World Cruise, a 119-night round-the-world voyage on MSC Magnifica that leaves Europe in early January 2029 and spends more time in Australia and Indonesia than earlier editions. Parent company: MSC Group.

The voyage

  • Ship: MSC Magnifica.
  • Length: 119 nights, round trip, visiting 45 destinations in 21 countries.
  • Departure: Civitavecchia (Rome) on January 4, 2029. Guests can also board in Genoa, Marseille or Barcelona; those dates are TBA. Return date TBA.
  • Overnights (nine in total) include Rio de Janeiro, Ushuaia, Sydney, Singapore and Fremantle/Perth.
  • Australia: a full circumnavigation, with new calls at Kangaroo Island, Broome and Darwin.
  • Indonesia: longer stays in Bali, Lombok and Java, including a new call at Celukan Bawang in northern Bali.
  • Other new ports: Lautoka (Fiji) and Timaru (New Zealand). Milford Sound returns.

What’s included

  • 15 shore excursions.
  • The Dine & Drink package (house wine, draft beer and select drinks at lunch and dinner).
  • 30% off laundry services.

Launch offer: MSC Voyagers Club members at Classic level and above get 5% off, and earn triple loyalty points on world cruise bookings made by November 19, 2026.

What it means for airline travelers

  • Choose your boarding port with flights in mind: Rome (FCO), Barcelona (BCN), Marseille (MRS) and Genoa (GOA) all have different transatlantic options. Rome and Barcelona typically have the most.
  • Because it is a round trip, you fly in and out of the same European city. Fly in at least a day early in January, when winter weather can disrupt connections, and more than that if you are flying standby.
  • Book by November 19 if you are an MSC Voyagers Club member and want the triple points.
  • No travel-industry or interline rate changes were mentioned.

Sources

  • Cruise Industry News — MSC Opens Sales for 119-Night 2029 World Cruise
  • TravelPulse — MSC Cruises Opens Bookings for 2029 World Cruise With 119-Night Itinerary

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