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MSC implements currency adjustment surcharge

31 Oct 2013 - by Tammy Sutherns
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MSC Cruises is now applying a 10% currency adjustment on its local cruise season, effective immediately. 
It applies to new bookings for the current 2013/14 season, which got under way with the departure of the MSC Opera from Genoa on October 25.
Existing bookings secured with a deposit or full payment will not be affected at this time. 
The currency adjustment is not a surcharge on cruise fares and, for this reason, will be a non-commissionable item, which will reflect on the cruise confirmations.

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