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"Endless" cruise on the Odyssey ship was interrupted due to a sharp increase in fuel prices. The Villa V Odyssey, which set out on a multi-year "endless" trip around the world in October 2024, suspended its sailing due to a sharp increase in fuel prices - the monthly costs for the cheapest cabin rose from $1,800 to $6,000-8,000. The company owner of the ship does not intend to pay for the increased costs, and it is not realistic to transfer the payment to the passengers. The ship docked in the city of Sihanoukville in Cambodia. Several hundred passengers were "asked" to go ashore - they were willing to pay for temporary housing, but the plans to leave Cambodia were at their expense. To get a sense of the tragic-comic nature of the situation, some stories about travelers are on the agenda.

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"Endless" cruise on the Odyssey ship was interrupted due to a sharp increase in fuel prices. The Villa V Odyssey, which set out on a multi-year "endless" trip around the world in October 2024, suspended its sailing due to a sharp increase in fuel prices - the monthly costs for the cheapest cabin rose from $1,800 to $6,000-8,000. The company owner of the ship does not intend to pay for the increased costs, and it is not realistic to transfer the payment to the passengers. The ship docked in the city of Sihanoukville in Cambodia. Several hundred passengers were "asked" to go ashore - they were willing to pay for temporary housing, but the plans to leave Cambodia were at their expense. To get a sense of the tragic-comic nature of the situation, some stories about travelers are on the agenda.

"Endless" cruise on the Odyssey ship was interrupted due to a sharp increase in fuel prices. The Villa V Odyssey, which set out on a multi-year "endless" trip around the world in October 2024, suspended its sailing due to a sharp increase in fuel prices - the monthly costs for the cheapest cabin rose from $1,800 to $6,000-8,000. The company owner of the ship does not intend to pay for the increased costs, and it is not realistic to transfer the payment to the passengers. The ship docked in the city of Sihanoukville in Cambodia. Several hundred passengers were "asked" to go ashore - they were willing to pay for temporary housing, but the plans to leave Cambodia were at their expense. To get a sense of the tragic-comic nature of the situation, some stories about travelers are on the agenda.

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