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Cruise ship suspends global voyage in Cambodia over fuel prices, hundreds disembark

South China Morning Post's headline. Reported by South China Morning Post, Al Jazeera English, The Globe and Mail.

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What South China Morning Post reported

Hundreds of people permanently living aboard a touring cruise ship were forced to disembark in Cambodia this week after the vessel’s operator said fuel price increases from the Iran war had made operations prohibitively expensive. The Villa Vie Odyssey had been cruising the world for at least ‌755 d

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Cruise ship suspends global voyage in Cambodia over fuel prices, hundreds disembark. Hundreds of people permanently living aboard a touring cruise ship were forced to disembark in Cambodia this week after the vessel’s operator said fuel price increases from the Iran war had made operations prohibitively expensive. The Villa Vie Odyssey had been cruising the world for at least ‌755 d Covered by 3 publications. South China Morning Post: Cruise ship suspends global voyage in Cambodia over fuel prices, hundreds disembark. Al Jazeera English: Fuel costs force US cruise ship to suspend multi-year voyage in Cambodia. The Globe and Mail: Passengers stranded after cruise ship forced to suspend global voyage due to soaring fuel prices.

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  1. South China Morning Post Hong Kong Cruise ship suspends global voyage in Cambodia over fuel prices, hundreds disembark Hundreds of people permanently living aboard a touring cruise ship were forced to disembark in Cambodia this week after the vessel’s operator said fuel price increases from the Iran war had made operations prohibitively expensive. The Villa Vie Odyssey had been cruising the world for at least ‌755 d 28 Oct · Tier 2
  2. Al Jazeera English Qatar Fuel costs force US cruise ship to suspend multi-year voyage in Cambodia Hundreds of passengers are stranded after the ship’s three-and-a-half year voyage was cut short due to fuel costs. 28 Oct · Tier 2
  3. The Globe and Mail Canada Passengers stranded after cruise ship forced to suspend global voyage due to soaring fuel prices The MV Odyssey set sail two years ago on a voyage to the seven continents marketed as combining long-term living at sea with global travel 29 Oct · Tier 3

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