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Villa Vie Odyssey seized by lender after Iran war fuel costs

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The Villa Vie Odyssey, a cruise ship marketed as a permanent floating home, has been taken by its lender and sailed out of Cambodia with only crew aboard. The seizure follows fuel costs tied to the Iran war that reached $8,000 per cabin, according to Fortune Term Sheet. Passengers who had bought into the forever-home model are left without the ship.

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Villa Vie Odyssey Cruise Ship Seized After Iran War Fuel Costs Hit $8,000 a Cabin

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  1. Fortune Term Sheet
    Villa Vie Odyssey Cruise Ship Seized After Iran War Fuel Costs Hit $8,000 a Cabin

    Villa Vie Odyssey, a cruise ship sold as a forever home, sailed out of Cambodia with only crew aboard after its lender took possession.

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