Founder of 'Never-Ending' Cruise Considers Bankruptcy After 756 Days
Mikael Petterson cites soaring fuel prices and geopolitical crises as reasons for halting the voyage.
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The story so far
2 publishers have covered this in 3 articles since 29 Oct 2026. All Content from Business Insider published first, on 29 October at 09:00 UTC; Inc. followed 11h 51m later. The most recent article, from Inc., appeared on 29 October at 20:51 UTC.
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How it unfolded
Every source in the order it published.
- All Content from Business InsiderFounder of the doomed 'never-ending' cruise speaks out: 'I'm the villain in the story, but I'm doing everything I can'
- All Content from Business Insider5 business problems that sent the 'never-ending' cruise into a financial spiral
- Inc.A Founder Promised a ‘Never-Ending’ Cruise. After 756 Days, He Blames 1 Crisis for Its Shutdown
Sources
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- A Founder Promised a ‘Never-Ending’ Cruise. After 756 Days, He Blames 1 Crisis for Its Shutdown Inc.
- 5 business problems that sent the 'never-ending' cruise into a financial spiral All Content from Business Insider
- Founder of the doomed 'never-ending' cruise speaks out: 'I'm the villain in the story, but I'm doing everything I can' All Content from Business Insider
In this story
- Mikael Petterson