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Never-ending odyssey: the rise of perpetual cruises that offer the very wealthy a new home at sea

The Observer 06 Oct 2024
On 13 March 2020 a cruise ship called the Braemar was denied entry to the Bahamas after a number of its passengers tested positive for Covid ... Having been bought in 2023 by a company called Villa Vie Residences, the liner is now named the Odyssey.
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Never-ending odyssey: the rise of perpetual cruises that offer the very wealthy a new home ...

AOL 05 Oct 2024
On 13 March 2020 a cruise ship called the Braemar was denied entry to the Bahamas after a number of its passengers tested positive for Covid ... Having been bought in 2023 by a company called Villa Vie Residences, the liner is now named the Odyssey.
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Never go on a cruise: Villa Vie Odyssey edition

The Irish Times 05 Oct 2024
The liner, ... The liner – on which some passengers bought “villas” apparently guaranteeing them a room on board for 15 years – left the dock but moved just a few miles to Belfast Lough to anchor.
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Belfast cruise ship: The saga of the cruise, the cat and the catch

BBC News 05 Oct 2024
The story of the cruise liner marooned in Belfast and the passengers who made the city their home. .
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Belfast to the Bahamas - The cruise, the cat and the catch

BBC News 05 Oct 2024
The story of the cruise liner marooned in Belfast and the passengers who made the city their home ... .
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Belfast to the Bahamas: The cruise, the cat and the catch

BBC News 05 Oct 2024
The story of the cruise liner marooned in Belfast and the passengers who made the city their home ... .
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Stranded luxury cruise ship departs Belfast after four months with some frank parting words

The Irish Times 04 Oct 2024
A luxury cruise liner which was stuck in Belfast for four months finally departed Irish shores this week ... Some of its passengers have sold their homes to move there permanently, buying on-board villas priced at €106,900-€308,900.
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Stranded cruise ship finally leaves Belfast … but for Scotland, not France

The Guardian 03 Oct 2024
Scores of Villa Vie Odyssey passengers have spent four months stuck in Northern Irish capital The luxury ...
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Historic Ship Could Soon Become World’s Largest Artificial Reef

The Epoch Times 02 Oct 2024
The largest passenger ship ever built in the United States, the SS United States shattered a record for the fastest transatlantic crossing by a passenger liner on its ...
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Stranded luxury cruise ship still stuck off coast of Northern Ireland

The Observer 02 Oct 2024
The luxury cruise liner stranded in Belfast for four months remains anchored off the coast of Northern Ireland after two failed attempts to finally set sail on a round-the-world voyage ... Passenger Angie ...
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Historic ship could soon leave Philadelphia to become the world’s largest artificial reef

Penn Live 02 Oct 2024
The largest passenger ship ever built in the U.S., the SS United States shattered a record for the fastest transatlantic crossing by a passenger liner on its maiden voyage in 1952, The Associated Press reported from aboard the vessel.
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US could sink historic ship to create world’s largest artificial reef for tourism

Interesting Engineering 02 Oct 2024
A historic ocean liner, once a symbol of American pride and luxury, may find its final home at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico.  ... Built in 1952, the SS United States was once the largest passenger ship ever constructed in the U.S.
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What we know as stranded Belfast cruise ship is finally set to depart after false start

AOL 02 Oct 2024
Passengers hope the luxury cruise ship which ... Unexpected repairs saw the liner stranded in the city in May, forcing passengers to spend much of their time in Belfast and the rest of Northern Ireland.
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Coloradan finds love on around-the-world cruise voyage

Fox31 Denver 02 Oct 2024
Passengers cheered, applauded and hugged the liner’s chief when he confirmed on Monday night that they were ready for departure ... Passengers can also sign up for segments of the voyage lasting weeks or months.
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