CNG: 40% Discounts on Maghreb Crossings for Valentine’s Day
The owner of the MSC group has announced a 40% discount for those who make purchases in mid-February
The owner of the MSC group has announced a 40% discount for those who make purchases in mid-February. The introduction of onboard Internet and new sustainable ships is also anticipated.
In addition to the five days of Valentine’s Day discounts,Gnvplans to launch a new booking service and update its My Gnv loyalty program in 2024. These enhancements aim to strengthen relationships with direct customers and travel agencies, which are essential partners for the company.
Among the new advancements, all Gnv ferries will be equipped with Starlink starting in May, providing satellite connectivity anywhere. Finally, the new Gnv Polaris ferry will be inaugurated in November, marking the first of a series of four ships that meet high environmental standards. With 250 cabins and 400 seats, it promises a 30% reduction in consumption compared to current vessels. The other three will join the fleet by 2026 and can also be powered by natural gas to further reduce emissions.
The owner of the MSC group has announced a 40% discount for those who make purchases in mid-February. The introduction of onboard Internet and new sustainable ships is also anticipated.
In addition to the five days of Valentine’s Day discounts,Gnvplans to launch a new booking service and update its My Gnv loyalty program in 2024. These enhancements aim to strengthen relationships with direct customers and travel agencies, which are essential partners for the company.
Promotions spéciales pour la Saint-Valentin sur les traversées en Maghreb
Détails des réductions de 40% sur les réservations
Among the new advancements, all Gnv ferries will be equipped with Starlink starting in May, providing satellite connectivity anywhere. Finally, the new Gnv Polaris ferry will be inaugurated in November, marking the first of a series of four ships that meet high environmental standards. With 250 cabins and 400 seats, it promises a 30% reduction in consumption compared to current vessels. The other three will join the fleet by 2026 and can also be powered by natural gas to further reduce emissions.
