MSC Cruises has announced a new partnership with Wynn Las Vegas, naming MSC Cruises as the exclusive benefit partner for Wynn Rewards. The collaboration makes cruise travel a core component of their premium loyalty offering and annual cruise benefit program.
Through the partnership, rewards members across all tiers will enjoy access to annual cruise benefits based on their loyalty status. Offerings include a range of exclusive values from preferred pricing and complimentary staterooms to onboard casino incentives.
As part of the program, top-tier rewards members will receive access to the MSC Yacht Club, MSC Cruises’ “ship-within-a-ship” luxury concept. The MSC Yacht Club offers an all-inclusive experience featuring spacious suites, 24-hour butler service, a dedicated concierge, private restaurant and lounge, and exclusive pool and sun deck areas.
In addition to the annual cruise benefit, Wynn Rewards members may also qualify for invite-only cruise giveaways throughout the year.
Elisa Mattsson-Shen, senior vice president, Global Casino at MSC Cruises, said, “This partnership with Wynn Las Vegas creates a natural extension of two brands known for exceptional hospitality, sophistication, and premium guest experiences. As MSC Cruises continues to expand in North America, collaborations like this allow us to connect with discerning travelers in meaningful ways. We’re proud to welcome Wynn Rewards members aboard and introduce them to our unique blend of European style and American comfort—including the elevated luxury of the MSC Yacht Club.”
The partnership reinforces MSC Cruises’ commitment to North American consumers and strategic collaborations. With significant investments across the region, including new ships, expanded itineraries, and state-of-the-art infrastructure, MSC Cruises continues to build momentum through innovation, growth, and premium partnerships.
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