Muskat leaving MSC Cruises: Travel Weekly

MSC Cruises North America said Ken Muskat, its executive vice president for sales, public relations and guest services for the past 3-and-a-half years, is leaving at the end of December.

Muskat came to MSC from a vice president's role at Royal Caribbean International. He's been a key executive in building trade support for the mostly European brand, expanding its footprint in anticipation of more full-time ships in North America.

He also serves as chairman of CLIA's trade relations committee.

An MSC spokeswoman said Muskat was leaving to pursue a new opportunity. "Ken has been a tremendous asset to the company and we are extremely fortunate to have benefited from his industry expertise and leadership over the past few years," a statement said.

Earlier this year, MSC elevated Rick Sasso, longtime president of the North American operation, to chairman and named Roberto Fusaro, head of MSC Cruises' Latin America operation, as president of MSC Cruises North America.

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