Italy, Malta, Spain, and France will start on December 7th, with a total of four departures by March 2026, with a maximum of 12 people
사진 확대 MSC Cruise Outside Facilities / Photo = Hanjin Tourism
A cruise tour of four countries, Italy, Malta, Spain, and France, has been launched.
Hanjin Tourism has launched a “Cruise Travel on the 11th of the Western Mediterranean Sea” product. Unlike other travel products that require several people to gather, this product departs with only one customer.
The product was launched to target customers who want a more special and pleasant trip. Based on the cruise travel planning skills accumulated over the decades, a new product schedule was constructed.
사진 확대 T’way Business Seat / Photo = Hanjin Tourism
The trip will tour all the key Western Mediterranean regions, including Italy, Malta, Spain, and France, for 11 days. After departing from Incheon and arriving in Rome, he will board the MSC World Europa, a super-sized cruise ship with about 200,000 tons. You can tour the beautiful port cities of four western European countries. The package includes a round-trip T’way Airlines business seat air boarding, balcony room provision, two nights at a Rome hotel, and a major port of call tour program.
사진 확대 Malta (pictured is not directly related to the article) / Photo =pixabay
The first port of call on the cruise is Messina on the Italian island of Sicily. As an optional tour, you can tour attractions such as the ancient ruins of Taormina. Then, enter the Maltese capital of Valletta and enjoy the antique atmosphere of the Mediterranean Sea by looking around the tranquil “La Valletta Old Town,” the “Upper Baraka Garden” famous for its beautiful views, and the “Saint John Cathedral exterior” built in Baroque architecture.
After enjoying a free day on the cruise, he will arrive in Barcelona, Spain. Here, you can visit Gaudi’s masterpiece ‘Sagrada Familia Cathedral’, UNESCO World Heritage Site ‘Guel Park’, and ‘Ramblas Street’ or enjoy your free time.
사진 확대 France’s Aix-en-Provence (pictured is not directly related to the article) / Photo = flickr
In Marseille, France, they will then move to the Aix-en-Provence area. Explore Mirabo Street and Lokonde Square, where the traces of artist Cezanne remain. The next day in Genoa, you will enjoy shopping at the Cerevalle Outlet and visit attractions such as Columbus Birthplace and Ferrari Square.
After disembarking the cruise, you can feel the atmosphere of a traditional village in Orvieto, Italy. On the last day, you will tour the center of Rome, including the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and the Spanish Square, before returning home.
사진 확대 T-way A330-200 / Photo = Hanjin Tourism
The biggest feature of this product is the boarding of T’way Airlines business class flights. Using the A330-200 large model, you can enjoy a comfortable flight in a high-end seat with convenience such as a 180° spread bed-type seat, a wide gap between seats, a power supply and a USB port. It is possible to travel more leisurely and safely by accompanying a professional leader on the entire schedule. Other benefits include driver and guide expenses, traveler insurance, and Incheon International Airport Martina Lounge passes.
사진 확대 MSC World Europa Balcony Room / Photo = Hanjin Tourism
The Western Mediterranean cruise has prepared a total of four departures, starting with its first departure on December 7 and ending in March 2026. All reservations will be given a free rating upgrade to balcony rooms, as well as a discount of up to 200,000 won for early reservations. However, even one person will confirm the departure, and at the same time, the total number of people is limited to a maximum of 12, allowing people to enjoy travel in a more personal and pleasant environment.
“As domestic demand for Mediterranean cruise travel gradually increases, we will introduce a product that combines business aviation boarding, balcony rooms, and premium tourism schedules that can enjoy elegant services,” a Hanjin Tourism Cruise official said. “It will be the best option for customers who want a differentiated cruise.”