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Reviews: MSC Armonia

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Reviews: MSC Armonia

Guest user2019-07-08

Perhaps due to the lack of Chinese tourists, there were no Chinese dishes available. Actually, the number of Chinese tourists is increasing now, and if cruise lines don't pay attention to this aspect, they will lose many Chinese tourists.

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Reviews: MSC Armonia

Guest user2019-06-13

Overall, I was fairly satisfied. The ship's facilities were rather old, and the shower rooms were tiny; I wondered how those large American passengers managed to squeeze in. However, the ship's staff were excellent, especially the restaurant staff who even prepared Chinese menus for us. Roatan Island is quite pristine, and the Mayan ruins in Mexico are worth seeing. Everyone chose this itinerary specifically for Cuba, but we were suddenly faced with a new US regulation: no stopping in Cuba. So the ship spent a day at sea and another day stopping at Key West. Everyone was dissatisfied with this arrangement, and also, the compensation rate from MSC was only about 15%, while other companies reportedly offered up to 50%. The ship's catering wasn't as good as on Princess Cruises, which I've experienced before, but the nightly song and dance performances were quite good.

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Reviews: MSC Sinfonia

Anonymous user2025-09-03

Cruises are quite a unique experience, taking you to different locations each day. You can participate in onboard activities or other activities outside, all at your own expense and your choice. The Mediterranean cruise was calm and very comfortable! Personally, I found the food on board to be just average; the flavors were bland, and you had to add chili yourself. Overall, I would highly recommend this kind of trip.

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Reviews: MSC Sinfonia

Guest user2019-02-28

This itinerary included stops at three ports in Italy, one each in France and Spain, one in Malta, and three in Greece. The journey offered beautiful scenery and opportunities to appreciate the art and culture of various countries, making it well worth the trip. The MSC SINFONIA cruise ship, while not large in tonnage, boasted excellent management: cabins, dining areas, and public spaces were all spotless and well-organized. The food was predominantly Western, but rice and noodles were also available, and the Western pastries were plentiful and delicious. Because we spent a lot of time disembarking and walking during the day, we mainly rested on board and didn't participate much in the ship's entertainment. There were few Asian passengers, but there were Chinese employees at the reception and shops. We disembarked at a port about 60 kilometers from Rome. Luckily, we had time during the Chinese New Year, so we arrived in Rome a week early and rented a car to visit Pompeii and Naples. This 20-day trip was my longest trip ever, leaving me with some wonderful memories.

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