This episode covers twenty dive-related topics that often lead to strong disagreements among divers. These discussions can turn friends into foes when opinions clash. The insights are shared in a fun and engaging way, featuring special guest Doug Ebersole. It’s a great listen for anyone wanting to understand the heated debates within the diving community.
The State of The Dive Industry (SOTI) 2024 aims to provide valuable insights into the scuba diving market. This annual survey collects data from various stakeholders, including dive centers and gear manufacturers, to gauge industry performance. Participants will compare 2023 results with previous years regarding certifications and sales across different diving activities. The goal is…
Ian and Gemma talk about their recent activities, including a refresher dive in a pool. They mention the “Any Any Any Any Any Any” rule proposed by Cristina Zenato, which helps divers decide when to call a dive. The two also discuss recent news in the diving community, such as the introduction of SSI’s new…
This post introduces a fun quiz about coral reefs. Coral reefs are important structures in the ocean, home to diverse marine life. Scuba divers can explore these vibrant ecosystems while learning about the wonders beneath the waves. Scoring 75% or above on the quiz gives participants a chance to receive a subscription discount.
Aniela Martin is a scuba diver and offshore hydrographic surveyor. She loves the ocean, sparked by her first dive as a teenager. Aniela studied Oceanography and became a PADI divemaster. She now maps the seabed using advanced technology like ROVs. Her work helps with research and green energy projects, such as wind farms.
Networking plays a crucial role in the scuba diving industry. Informal networks help businesses grow and adapt by connecting like-minded individuals. Successful trade shows and events depend on matching the needs of sellers and buyers within these networks. However, networks can fail if they do not innovate or analyze their effectiveness over time. To thrive,…
Curaçao is a fantastic dive destination all year round. It is located outside the hurricane belt, ensuring stable weather and great diving conditions at any time. The dry season, from January to September, is typically the best for diving due to warm waters, clear visibility, and vibrant marine life. Even during the rainy season, from…