World cruise ends in Cambodia due to rising fuel prices More than 200 passengers on the Villa V Odyssey were forced to disembark after the company suspended the trip. Several tourists have sold their homes in the past to live on a ship for years and travel the world, writes the "Independent". According to the operator, fuel costs increased to such an extent that it was not possible to continue the flight. In some parts of Asia, costs per passenger cabin have risen from $1,800 to $6,000 to $8,000 per month. Amid the energy crisis, European Commissioner Dan Jorgensen warned that the coming winter will be difficult for EU residents and businesses. High energy prices continue to create problems for the European economy. Photo: Generated AI.