‘Never-ending’ cruise boots 200 passengers, leaves them in Cambodia
The passengers paid tens of thousands of dollars to live on the cruise ship, however rising fuel costs forced the ship's owner to cancel the sailing, leaving the passengers stranded in Cambodia.
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