Cambodia US Cruise Ship
The captains of U.S. cruise ship, the MV Odyssey Emanuele Giudice, second from right, and Rodrigo, second from left, attend a meeting with Cambodian Tourism Minister Hout Hak in a room inside the ship in Sihanoukville, Cambodia, Thursday, Oct. 29, 2026.
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A U.S. cruise ship that suspended its operations in Cambodia has left with only crew aboard, according to Cambodian officials. The MV Odyssey's planned three-year voyage was halted due to rising fuel costs. It had been docked in Sihanoukville when all 203 passengers were forced to disembark. The ship departed Tuesday night with an unclear destination. Nearly 100 passengers remain in Sihanoukville, while others have traveled elsewhere. Media reports suggest a creditor may have taken over the ship's management, possibly sailing it to Singapore. Rising fuel costs have been a significant issue, with the company unable to offset expenses despite efforts.
