In 2023, the company offered an unusual three-year, round-the-world cruise called "Life at Sea", but it was cancelled less than two weeks before the scheduled departure.

[2] The ships Miray helped manage included the Louis Aura, Aegean Paradise, MV Delphin, and Med Queen.

[4] The line's normal operations were interrupted in February 2023 by the catastrophic earthquake in Turkey and Syria; Gemini was deployed to provide accommodation for the homeless from Hatay Province.

[8] In May, following internal disputes about the safety of using Gemini for the extended voyage, 22 members of the Life at Sea team resigned, including its senior management.

[15] In January, a group of 78 prospective passengers sent a letter to Markenzy Lapointe, the United States attorney for the Southern District of Florida, requesting a criminal investigation of Miray's handling of Life at Sea.