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Support for maritime trips from France to Algeria with discounts of 40%

January 17, 2026اقتصاد – الشروق أونلاينechoroukonline.comTranslated from Arabic
Support for maritime trips from France to Algeria with discounts of 40%

The Italian passenger shipping company 'GNV' announced the entry of a new ship into service on the routes connecting France and Algeria, launching promotional offers for families and Algerian travelers with discounts of up to 40%. The company, which is part of the Italian-Swiss global shipping group 'MSC', stated that the new ship 'GNV Altair' will enter service starting February 21, providing two weekly trips, the first on the Sete-Béjaïa route and the second Sete-Algiers route. According to data published by 'GNV', the ship 'Altair' was built in 2002 and was previously part of the fleet of 'Moby', and is designated for mixed transport.

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