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Diving Experience In Bali

Bali is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Southeast Asia known for its rich culture, tropical weather, stunning nature and sacred temples. It is also named as The Island of Gods, while some also proclaim it as Paradise Island. The Balinese are recognised for their warm hospitality and vibrant energy which have attracted various types of travelers onto the island....

Best Dive Sites In Thailand

Thailand is a country located in the centre of mainland Southeast Asia. It has always been known as Amazing Thailand, the tourism slogan that accurately describes the Thai mentality that many people around the world have come to appreciate. Their great smiles and warm hospitality towards others are commendable....

Importance of Mastering Buoyancy During Diving

Neutral buoyancy is the most important fundamental skill every diver must master. It is also an essential skill that is difficult for novice divers to master. Perfecting your buoyancy control during each dive helps to minimise your breathing gas, allowing you to move around the ocean comfortably, keeps you calm, and not overexert yourself. Divers with good buoyancy usually create less to no damage to the corals and not disturb marine life....

IN THE SPOTLIGHT: THE REEF WORLD FOUNDATION

Sustainable tourism is so important. It just can’t be stated enough. Unmanaged tourism and irresponsible diving can harm the reef and the marine life that lives there, reducing its tourism value in the long-term. Yet, scuba diving - when done responsibly - can be a great economic opportunity for destinations with healthy coral reefs and marine ecosystems. Divers and operators who follow best environmental practice minimise their negative impact on the reef and help preserve this precious ecosystem for future generations. Sustainability offers a great opportunity to the tourism industry as it becomes...