Singapore cruises to nowhere see growing demand during holidays


SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): There has been a rush to hit the high seas with 13 cruises to nowhere setting sail over the past month or so.

The round-trip cruises without ports of call have taken 30,000 or so passengers since Genting Cruise Line's World Dream got the ball rolling on Nov 6.

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