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Cruise Ship Voyage Ends, Passengers Lose Homes

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A U.S. cruise ship ended its three-year voyage to the seven continents due to rising fuel costs. Passengers lost access to their homes, with no formal compensation or return plan.

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Left for a tour of the world on board a cruise ship, almost 200 travelers now find themselves without their floating residence, the fault of the rise in fuel prices. Some of them had sold their...

In 2024, they had boarded a cruise ship that would take them to the ends of the world. For many, it was also their home at sea. Two ... The article Odyssey for 359 passengers on a cruise ship that went around the world – They were left in Cambodia was published in NewsIT.

A cruise ship, Villa Vie Odyssey, went on a continuous round-the-world trip in October 2024 and was supposed to be around the world every 3.5 years, written by Telegram Channel 43.

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"The company cooperates with the residents to coordinate the disembarkation and find temporary housing opportunities," said a message from Villa Vie Residences. The provider's concept combines long-term world travel on the sea with the comfort of a fixed home. Guests can live on board permanently and explore the world in the process. There were also more than 150 crew members on the ship. Originally, the three-year world trip should cover all se…

·Bolzano, Italy
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stol.it broke the news in Bolzano, Italy on Wednesday, October 28, 2026.
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