U.S. Cruise Ship Odyssey Ends Voyage Early Over Fuel Costs
The cruise ship Odyssey, which offered long-term living at sea combined with global travel, is ending its voyage because of fuel costs. Passengers are losing their homes aboard.
A U.S. cruise ship called the Odyssey is ending its long voyage, with fuel costs cited as the reason. As a result, passengers who had chosen the vessel as a long-term place to live are losing their homes.
The Odyssey set sail two years ago on a planned three-year journey to all seven continents. It was marketed as a way to combine long-term living at sea with travel around the world.
The available source excerpt gives no further details. It does not say how many passengers were aboard, where the voyage will end, how large the fuel costs are, or whether passengers will receive any compensation. Those questions remain open.
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