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Two hundred 'cruise for life' passengers stranded in Cambodia

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Briefings

A cruise company suspended operations in Cambodia, leaving over 200 passengers stranded at a resort in Sihanoukville. The suspension was triggered by surging fuel costs, and the company cited this as the reason for the decision. The incident occurred in October 2026, and the specific number of stranded passengers is reported as more than 200.

Key points

• Over 200 passengers were stranded at Villa Vie Residences' Odyssey in Sihanoukville after the company suspended Cambodia operations.
• The suspension was explicitly cited by the company as being caused by surging fuel costs.

Context

This incident occurred in October 2026, marking a significant disruption for cruise travel in Cambodia following the suspension of operations by the Odyssey company.

Limitations

The evidence provides a specific number (200+) but does not confirm the total count of stranded individuals. The source does not specify the duration of the suspension or the exact reasons for the fuel cost surge.

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