US cruise ship halts world voyage over fuel costs, 200 passengers stranded in Cambodia
Summary
Villa Vie Residences suspended operations of its Odyssey cruise ship after running out of money, leaving about 200 passengers in Cambodia. The US-based company cited extraordinary increases in fuel costs linked to the US-Israel war with Iran.Key Facts
- About 200 passengers were left in Cambodia.
- The passengers had paid to live aboard the cruise ship while traveling around the world.
- Villa Vie Residences announced the suspension on Tuesday.
- The ship, Odyssey, had set off about two years earlier.
- The company said extraordinary fuel-cost increases contributed to the suspension.
- The article says the company ran out of money.
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