According to Cambodian officials, a U.S. cruise ship that had suspended its operations in Cambodia has left the country with only crew aboard, ABC News reported. The ABC News headline identified the vessel as the Odyssey, but its summary did not say where the ship is headed or how many crew members remain on board.

CBS News reported that the MV Odyssey had been on an around-the-world cruise when it suspended its planned three-year voyage. CBS News said the suspension was due to a "sharp rise in fuel costs."

The two reports describe the halt differently. ABC News framed it as the suspension of the ship's operations in Cambodia, while CBS News framed it as the suspension of a planned three-year voyage. Neither summary said when the suspension began or whether the voyage will resume.

The summaries also did not explain how the passengers left the ship or where they went. They do not name the company that operates the Odyssey, and they do not include statements from the ship's operator.

Both reports were published on November 4, 2026. Each relies on a short summary, so the full accounts may contain additional details that were not available for this report.

Sources: ABC News: Stranded cruise ship Odyssey leaves Cambodia with no passengers; CBS News: Stranded U.S. cruise ship leaves Cambodia with no passengers.