MV Odyssey cruise passengers stranded in Cambodia
Hundreds of passengers aboard a U.S. cruise ship found themselves stranded in Cambodia after their trip was cut short due to high fuel prices.
The MV Odyssey was about two years into a three-year global voyage when its owners pulled the plug, citing rising energy costs due to the Iran war.
Its Florida-based operator says it’s working on ‘temporary living arrangements’ for passengers.
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Some paid hundreds-of-thousands of dollars for a suite on the ship, and there was widespread disappointment at the trip’s early termination.
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