Continuous round-the-world cruise comes to an end as Iran war spikes fuel costs
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A residential cruise ship that has been sailing around the world continuously for more than two years has evicted passengers in Cambodia after the fallout from the Iran war made fuel prices too expensive to continue its voyage.
The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship leaves Belfast Lough after four months of unexpected repair work on October 3, 2024. - Liam McBurney/PA Images/Getty Images
A residential cruise ship that has been sailing around the world continuously for more than two years has evicted passengers in Cambodia after the fallout from the Iran war made fuel prices too expensive to continue its voyage.
The Florida-based operator of the luxury Villa Vie Odyssey announced Tuesday that it was suspending operations in Cambodia and working to identify temporary living arrangements for its residents, many of whom own cabins on the ship and live there permanently.