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Two solo travellers hit a cruise together. Will it be smooth sailing?

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by Sydney Morning Herald•1h ago•0 views•
Two solo travellers hit a cruise together. Will it be smooth sailing?
One mega-ship, three countries, seven days – how do best friends deal with clashing preferences?
One mega-ship, three countries, seven days – how do best friends deal with clashing preferences?
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