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NEWS mpton. Harry Kemble joined nearly 550 travel agents on board SPECIAL REPORT


GRANDIOSA IN NUMBERS


O 6,300 passengers


O 28% less fuel consumption, compared with Fantasia-class ships


O 97% less sulphur oxide produced, thanks to its hybrid exhaust gas cleaning system


O 181,000 tonnes O First of three Meraviglia Plus-class ships


O 16 metres longer than Meraviglia-class ship MSC Bellissima


O 331 metres long


Simone Clark receives her award from MSC’s Antonio Paradiso (left) and chef Raymond Blanc


MSC’S ALL-STARS AT SEA AWARDS


Promenade MSC Grandiosa


L’Atelier Bistrot


MSC Cruises honoured UK agents with a special awards ceremony on board MSC Grandiosa. The All-Stars at Sea Awards ceremony was the line’s first for three years.


WINNERS


Best fully inclusive tour sales: Iglu Cruise Best group producer: Cruise1st


Best consortium: Advantage Travel Partnership Best online travel agency:Cruise Nation Best MSC Yacht Club sales: Cruise Club


Best prepaid packages sales: Barrhead Travel Best airline partner: Virgin Atlantic


Career achievement awards: Simone Clark (Iglu Cruise) and Mary McKenna (Tour America)


travelweekly.co.uk


21 NOVEMBER 2019


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PICTURES: MSC Rights; Ivan Sarfatti


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