A new unique destination has been added to the worldwide offerings from UK tour operator, Diverse Travel. Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean is a new intriguing choice for clients in the company’s collection.
A new unique destination has been added to the worldwide offerings from UK tour operator,…
Tsunamis are such uncommon events on the East Coast that the term itself is rarely used. Yet on November 18, 1929, the unthinkable occurred. A large scale earthquake rocked the eastern coast of North America at 5:00 p.m. In St. John’s, Newfoundland, although no serious damage was sustained, the quake shook buildings, broke dishes, and upset furniture. Most people did not know what and earthquake was and thought it was an explosion.
Tsunamis are such uncommon events on the East Coast that the term itself is rarely…
Seeing terms like “post-truth” and “alternative facts” gain traction in the news convinces me that politicians, media workers and readers could benefit from a refresher course in how science helps us understand the world. Reporting on science is difficult at the best of times. Trying to communicate complex ideas and distil entire studies into eye-catching headlines and brief stories can open the door to misinformation and limited understanding.
Seeing terms like “post-truth” and “alternative facts” gain traction in the news convinces me that…
We are pleased to announce that our LIDS 2017 show special offers are now live. Dive the Red Sea this Friday for just £699 and enjoy some phenomenal reductions of some of our Maldives and Worldwide destinations.
We are pleased to announce that our LIDS 2017 show special offers are now live. Dive…
PADI hits a milestone as it issues its 25 millionth certification On 29 December 2016,…
Canadian diver Rob Stewart’s death in the ocean is a big blow to his family, the environmental movement and the educational impact of his marine filmmaking. Stewart died in a tragic diving accident near Key Largo, Florida on January 31. He was there to start working on his third movie. It was to be called Sharkwater: Extinction, a sequel to his acclaimed first movie known as Sharkwater.
Canadian diver Rob Stewart’s death in the ocean is a big blow to his family,…
Scuba Tours Worldwide were acquired by blue o two, the UK’s largest scuba diving tour operator, back in January 2015. They went on to incorporate the blue o two Red Sea fleet into their portfolio and add MV French Polynesia Master to their ever-popular Exclusive Tours programme. In the Maldives, MY blue Voyager joined their existing and much loved liveaboard, MV Sea Spirit.
Scuba Tours Worldwide were acquired by blue o two, the UK’s largest scuba diving tour operator,…
Nudibranchs are perhaps one of the most photographed animals in most dive destinations around the…
In January, Red Sail Sports customer John Nagy from Jacksonville, Florida completed his 13th dive vacation with Red Sail Sports — he made his first dive with the company 30 years ago, shortly after Red Sail Sports opened its doors for business. Nagy, a first-time visitor to the Cayman Islands, checked into the then-open Hyatt Regency Grand Cayman and boarded Red Sail’s dive boat for an experience that he found hard to leave.
Dive and hospitality pioneers Bob Soto and Ms. Hebe Connors (Briggs) were honored by the Cayman Islands government as early tourism heroes in a January celebration in George Town’s Heroes Square. Several hundred people were recognized as tourism contributors, but only a few were distinguished as heroes of the industry.
Mechanical engineer, Suneet Jain joined Chrysalis Entrepreneur Forum from India to smash the Guinness World…
In the 1990s, the David Suzuki Foundation embarked on a program to develop community economic projects with coastal First Nations. Between 1998 and 2003, my wife and foundation co-founder, Tara Cullis, established relationships with 11 coastal communities from the tip of Vancouver Island to Haida Gwaii and Alaska, visiting each several times.
In the 1990s, the David Suzuki Foundation embarked on a program to develop community economic…
Mark Smith was looking for “something adventurous” when he took up diving. He had started parachuting but he wanted something that could be more easily accessed. “Diving seemed to fit in between.”