Costa Mediterranea is the first ship to feature the new graphic design with the ship name and Italian flag on the bow. The vessel’s hull was painted during stopovers in Marseille and Savona.
GENOA – In its 70th anniversary year, the ships in the Costa Cruises fleet will feature a new livery that pays tribute to Italy, the company's homeland since its foundation.
A stylised Italian flag, as well as the name of the ship, will be painted on the bow in a specially designed new font in larger lettering than previously.
The first ship to display the new livery is Costa Mediterranea. The logo was painted during a short cruise in the Mediterranean: on Thursday 5 April, during a port call at Marseille, the left side of the bow was painted, and the day after in Savona, it was the turn of the right side.
By the end of the year the rest of the Costa fleet currently in service will also be painted. The project also covers the new ships under construction, including Costa Venezia and Costa Smeralda, scheduled to be delivered in March 2019 and October 2019 respectively.
So the Italian flag will wave at the bow of Costa ships, as well as at the stern, taking “Italy's finest” to around 250 destinations across the globe.
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