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In a first for the airline industry, Portuguese airline Hi Fly made the first-ever jet-age passenger flight without a single-use plastic item on board.
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Recent moves by Virgin Australia and Qantas to limit carry-on baggage to 7kg on domestic flights illustrates an on-going and concerning trend; the inconsistency of carry-on baggage allowances.
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I started to research these creatures and discovered that manatees and dugongs were not actually the same animal. Although they belong to the same family (Sirenia), they are actually quite different.
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Sand tiger sharks (Carcharias taurus) look mean but in reality, they are quite docile. As I watched, at least 12 sharks crisscrossed the Caribsea wreck; they almost seemed to be in a perfect state of Zen.
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Kinki’s southernmost dive spots are draped in lush soft corals, reminiscent of the tropical reefscapes of Southeast Asia, but Kinki is only “tropical” for half of the year.
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The philosophy of safer diving through the acquisition of knowledge and skills is the same, although this time the themes are different.
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This new dive destination is a collection of rocks and islets in the northeastern region of the vast Indonesian archipelago, on the edge of the Pacific Ocean.
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After an initial six-month cleanup, government officials have confirmed Boracay will have a “soft opening”, with only certain hotels allowed to operate, offering around 5,000 beds in total.
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Even the terms “scuba” and “diving” had never been mentioned in the Russian voiceovers for the series, as these terms were adopted later in the ‘90s, after the sudden death of both the USSR and of Cousteau.
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Wreck diving is one of my favorite types of diving because I love the history of how the wrecks came to be underwater, and North Carolina has plenty of that.
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A new scanner could soon be utilized at UK airports freeing travellers from removing gadgets and liquids from hand luggage at security.
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Lebanese environmentalists have sunk 10 old tanks and armored vehicles to the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea to attract divers and create new habitats for marine life.
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Deep-pocketed tourists waiting to explore the 20th century’s most famous maritime wreck will have to wait a little longer. American submersible company OceanGate has pushed back diving expeditions to the Titanic wreck site to 2019.
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A new study has revealed global tourism’s carbon footprint is three times larger than previously estimated.
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02 Aug. Trailer
09 Aug Episode 1
16 Aug Episode 2
23 Aug Episode 3
30 Aug Episode 4
When travelling to a place full of history, who hasn’t stopped to think about what it might have been like many years ago—trying to imagine each age, every change and interaction, and their effects on the present day?
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