Brit, 70, who paid £110k to live on 'never-ending' cruise says it was 'obvious from the start' things were going wrong but insists 'it was worth every penny' despite being dumped in Cambodia
A British mother has claimed that visible cracks had already formed in the foundation of the operator Villa Vie Residences's business plan, which stranded passengers in a port in Cambodia.
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