Odyssey Cruise Ends Early Over Fuel Costs, Leaving Passengers Without Homes

The Odyssey's three-year voyage has ended early because of fuel costs, leaving passengers who lived aboard without their homes.

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Odyssey Cruise Ends Early Over Fuel Costs, Leaving Passengers Without Homes

The U.S. cruise ship Odyssey has ended its voyage because of fuel costs, leaving passengers who made their homes aboard without those homes, NPR reported.

The ship departed two years ago for a planned three-year journey to all seven continents. The trip was promoted as a way to combine living at sea for an extended period with travel around the world.

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