Tourists rescued from liner begin journey home

The tourists rescued from a stricken Antarctic cruise liner were beginning their long journey home today.

Tourists rescued from liner begin journey home
Sat, 24 Nov, 2007 - 12:02

The tourists rescued from a stricken Antarctic cruise liner were beginning their long journey home today.

Passengers from the M/S Explorer spent the night at military air bases on a desolate island on the edge of the icy continent after their dramatic rescue yesterday.

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