The world’s first Muslim-friendly Cruise will launch in Malaysia this November.
Dubbed The Piano Land, the Cruise will offer a range of amenities and services specifically aimed at Muslim cruisers, such as 100 percent food, mocktails and other alcoholic beverages, dedicated prayer rooms and prayer time guidance.
This move can be climbing It’s available and delicious to the millions of Muslim travelers who struggle with limited menu options, an abundance of cheap alcohol and a lack of other Muslim-friendly activities and places.
With 880 cabins spread across 10 decks, the ship will be able to accommodate 1,760 passengers, offering something to health travelers, religious travelers and diverse families alike.
Cruisers can enjoy night entertainment, halal afternoon tea sessions, SPA treatments and health workshops, children’s entertainment and family kids’ clubs.
Travelers can also enter the ship’s signature Hong Kong-Style Roasted Duck, made with carefully certified halal ingredients.
“As a Muslim and the owner of Halal Expedition Group, I often meet companies that do not fully understand what Muslim travelers need in full – several meals, and if halal meat is not available, fish or edible sea fish It works well,” said Sara AMRO, who is Muslim.
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The boat is expected to support Malaysia It aims to be a global leader in Islamic travel. It is a partnership between Malaysian travel company HwaJing Travel & Tours and Chinese Cruise Line O Center Cruise.
The itineraries, starting from 29 November, will include a four-day route, covering Langkawi, Penang and Port Klang, and a three-day, overnight route between Port Klang and Penang.
While other cruise lines, such as Saudi Arabia Aroya Cruises, also offering some Muslim-friendly areas such as Masles Mats in every room and Halal food, M / V Piano Land is expected to continue this initiative.
“Islam’s first cruise is a great way to promote it Engaging travel. It’s good to see that the lines and places of cruises are beginning to understand the importance of friendly services, and that makes a big difference when you continue to have faith in mind,” said Alom, broadcaster and author, said.
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The Global Muslim travel market is likely to reach more than €200 billion by 2030, according to the 2025 MasterCard-CresCard-CresCentrating Global Muslim Travel Index.
As such, the world launch of the M/V Piano comes at a time when many destinations around the world are trying to offer more friendly and inclusive travel options. Similar countries Indonesia And Malaysia is leading the trend, with a significant local Muslim population, and high numbers of destinations.
“This partnership is not just about expanding cruise options; it reinforces Malaysia’s identity as a nation that celebrates diversity,” Astro Ocean Cruise’s Vice President told Asia Week.
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Some eastern Asian areas, such as Taiwan And Hong Kong, also introduced many prayer centers and halal food options.
“It’s not good to arrive at the opening of a cruise and be offered champagne instead of a good muckagne. It’s amazing to see the growing wave of awareness that makes the growing travel that includes the practice of Islam all over the world,” said Amro.
Although Western European countries continue to lag behind those in Asia in this regard, countries such as France, Germanythe UK and Ireland are all trying to improve their Muslim-friendly services, such as hospitality and halal dining options as well.
“From my experience as a Muslim pilgrim, access to hallim food and prayer places can vary depending on where you are. I found places like the middle places.
He added: “In parts of Europe and America, though, it’s still a bit hit and miss. But that’s what you’re asking for, so it’s a lot better than what I’m starting from 20 years ago.”
