LA Times: California sisters among hundreds stranded in Asia after cruise ship halts operations over high fuel costs
"...Carol Larson and her sister, Crystal Lavering, both from California, were among those forced off the ship this week. Larson told the Associated Press she had paid $120,000 in installments for her cabin, in addition to monthly maintenance fees. Her sister purchased her own cabin. Larson said she was promised the possibility of living aboard for up to 15 years. ..."
Los Angeles Times
California sisters among hundreds stranded in Asia after cruise ship halts operations over high fuel costs
California sisters are among about 200 passengers stranded in Cambodia after a Florida-based company abruptly suspended its months-long residential cruise ship, citing "extraordinary" fuel costs.