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voyage

[voi-ij] / ˈvɔɪ ɪdʒ /


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Those diversions often meant ships had to travel around all of Africa to get to Europe and other destinations, adding weeks to voyages and increasing costs substantially.

From Barron's

"The measure mainly allows Russian barrels already in transit to complete voyages and discharge," she said in a note, calling it a "wind-down, not reopening."

From Barron's

Companies instead will have to keep relying on the longer, costlier voyage around Africa.

From The Wall Street Journal

The voyage will include 20 additional researchers who will examine natural archaeal populations in the ocean.

From Science Daily

The higher cost of longer voyages around the Cape of Good Hope and higher oil prices means that shipping is becoming more expensive, adding to upward inflationary pressures, Clerc said.

From BBC