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Vacation nightmare unfolds as ferry passengers battle seasickness at island hot spot
Tourists traveling between Greece’s islands via high-speed ferries are experiencing widespread seasickness due to rough winds and choppy seas. Although tourism is booming in destinations like Santorini and the Cyclades, these fast ferry rides can become stomach-churning for some travelers. The journey requires navigating routes that, while quick, carry motion sickness risks when weather conditions deteriorate.
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