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MSC World Atlantic


ADVERTISING FEATURE e ht


MSC Cruises reveals itineraries as World Atlantic goes on sale


Ella Sagar MSC Cruises has put voyages


on its newest ship, MSC World Atlantic, on sale. The fourth World Class ship is set to debut from Port Canaveral


in Florida in November 2027. World Atlantic will alternate


between seven and 14-night eastern and western Caribbean sailings, with destinations including private island Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve, Nassau, Cozumel and Costa Maya in Mexico, Grand Turk Island and Puerto Plata in the Dominican Republic. MSC Cruises also plans to


expand entertainment options at Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve from January, with features including an augmented reality treasure hunt experience for all ages, a Lego pop-up in the Welcome Pavilion and a daily wellness and sports programme. The new additions will


complement activities already on travelweekly.co.uk


£684Lead-in for a week’s Bahamas and Caribbean cruise


offer at the private destination, including snorkelling, jetskiing and paddleboarding, with late night and overnight stays available on selected itineraries. A seven-night Bahamas and


Caribbean cruise leads in from £684, for a departure on January 8, 2028. MSC Cruises chief executive


Gianni Onorato said: “The deployment of MSC World Atlantic from Port Canaveral underscores our dedication to offering US and international guests our most cutting-edge ships, with Port Canaveral being a central hub with easy connections for guests. “She will feature new and


innovative features, venues and attractions to further raise the bar


for cruising in the Caribbean.” mscbook.com


8 JANUARY 2026


Disney’s recently launched digital destination, PixieDust HQ, brings a wealth of resources, training


and updates to travel professionals, combining Walt Disney World Resort, Disneyland Paris and Disney Cruise Line knowledge in one immersive platform.


SARAH ASHMORE-CLARKE from Hays Travel’s South Woodham Ferrers branch in Essex explains why she loves the new platform.


“I’m the Hays Travel Disney expert for the Essex region, so I’ve been lucky to visit Disneyland Paris and Walt Disney World Resort numerous times, and in September 2023 I experienced my first Disney Cruise, which I absolutely loved! In PixieDust HQ, I love the fact that you can personalise your profile by choosing your favourite characters/Disney franchise. The Resource Library is great for staying updated on all things Disney, plus I can find the campaign flyers there ready to download and email out to my region. Those who may be less familiar with Disney can use the training to learn more, while those agents who are more experienced can stay up to date with news and campaigns. Having it all in one place is a game- changer. I’ve also started collecting PixieDust points – the recent Six Times the Magic competition was really exciting and it was super easy to log my bookings to enter!”


The PixieDust HQ app is available on iOS and Google Play ow a


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