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    Costa Cruises debuts Toscana at Dubai harbour

    December 17, 2022
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    With the arrival of Costa Toscana, the company’s latest flagship, Costa Cruises is consolidating its presence in Dubai. Tuscana made its first appearance at Dubai Harbour today, an extraordinary seafront district set against a stunning backdrop, with an iconic view and an accessibility that make this a unique place. In celebration of this first call, local and Italian authorities were invited aboard the ship for an event.

    Costa Cruises debuts Toscana at Dubai harbourCosta Toscana will offer Arabian Gulf itineraries of three, four, or seven days in the winter of 2022/23. There are 13 cruises from 17 December 2022 to 11 March 2023, which are also available with flight+cruise packages. This ensures maximum comfort without having to worry about transfers or luggage at the airport.

    Dubai Harbour Cruise Terminal Management, along with public and private sector stakeholders, will exchange plaques with the Ship Captain to commemorate the arrival of the ship. There will be more than 300,000 passengers arriving at the Dubai Harbour Cruise Terminal throughout the season, reaffirming the cruise industry’s rebound following the pandemic.

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