Hundreds of passengers were ordered to disembark in Cambodia as Villa Vie Odyssey's uninterrupted world cruise ceased sailing due to increased oil prices. The ship stuck in the water, prompting the removal of passengers. The cruise, which had been sailing for 15 years, was stopped after fuel costs surge over three hundred percent.
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