SINGAPORE - Once seen as grandma's vacation or a floating casino on the high seas, cruises to nowhere have found new fans over the past six months.
Passing through security checks and immigration clearance at Marina Bay Cruise Centre ignites the distant memory of travel. What was once an obligation, even a chore, now feels novel.
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