BUILDING THE FUTURE OF CRUISING
Committed to promoting responsible travel
“We are steering a course towards a lower carbon future and, by 2050, will achieve net-zero greenhouse gas emissions”
PIERFRANCESCO VAGO
Executive Chairman
For us sustainability means protecting the environment, supporting the people who work with us and choose to travel with us, as well as the communities and places that we visit and do business with.
Can cruising be sustainable?
At MSC Cruises we believe it can be. With our cruise sustainability programme we are introducing cleaner fuels across our cruise ships, promoting responsible travel through our shore excursions, reducing plastics, recycling and reusing waste on all our ships, and producing our own freshwater on board directly from the sea.
SUSTAINABILITY REPORTS
Browse our Sustainability reports and find out what we do to achieve sustainable cruising
OUR SUSTAINABILITY PROGRAMME
Our journey towards sustainable cruises is organised around four key pillars: Planet, People, Place and Procurement. This translates into a drive to continuously improve our fleet’s environmental performance; caring for all employees and promoting diversity and inclusion; working to ensure that our impact on the coastal communities that we reach remains positive; and responsibly sourcing the products and services that we purchase.PLANET
We believe sustainable cruises are possible and we are committed to responsible travel by continuously pushing the boundaries of what is technically possible at sea.
We are actively engaged in the development of next generation environmental technology to achieve net carbon neutral operations by 2050 and eventually net zero emissions across all our operations.
PLANET
PEOPLE
The welfare of our employees is our main priority. MSC Cruises is a people-focused company, employing tens of thousands of people of multiple nationalities across the world.
Nearly 80% of our employees work on board our ships.
PEOPLE
PLACE
We collaborate with local authorities, community groups and partners, such as the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA), to share information and integrate policies and strategies to support responsible tourism management.
Together, we promote more responsible travel and deliver greater social and economic outcomes for communities.
PLACE
PROCUREMENT
Managing environmental, social and ethical issues in our supply chain is critical, and we take a robust approach to this across all areas of procurement.
