This is an opportunity for divers around the world to get answers to all their dive travel questions, in person from dive industry professionals.
Scuba.Digital is the new standard in dive shows. Meet exhibitors online and hear about their dive resorts, liveaboards and equipment, just like you normally would at a stand in a large noisy Dive Expo.
There are also several interesting sessions/presentations where you can learn about everything from wreck diving and technical diving to marine conservation, free diving and underwater photography. Participate comfortably from your kitchen table, office or even your hammock. All you need is a browser… and WiFi of course.
With three days of live presentations on the main stage, networking throughout the event and hundreds of exhibitor booths and sessions, Scuba.Digital is the place to catch up on the world of diving. Meet face to face with exhibitors, discuss options for your next trip, find out about new equipment and meet with other divers.
Of course, like all travel expos, there will be exclusive Show Specials for dive resorts and liveaboards throughout Asia and the South Pacific. Subscribe to Diveplanit for regular updates on exclusive Show Specials.
Diveplanit Director Simon Mallender is excited about the opportunity to meet with divers from around the world in this virtual environment.
“Just like a physical Expo, it allows us to showcase our expertise, present our specials and have the same face to face discussions, where we can gain a deeper understanding of our customers and what they really want out of their diving holiday.
“The virtual environment is especially convenient for boutique companies such as ours – as it can be difficult for us to spare the time away from our desks to travel to a dive show.”
Marketing Director Deborah Dickson-Smith has collated a selection of exclusive dive travel offers that showcase the best of Australia and the South Pacific to the world.
“We have a wide range of unbeatable special offers, for places ranging from Fiji's premier dive resort Volivoli Beach Resort, to little-known hidden gems such as Christmas and Cocos Keeling Islands and the Solomon Islands. We've also got unbeatable deals for the world's most famous WWII wreck, the SS President Coolidge in Espiritu Santo, Vanuatu, diving with Vanuatu's best story tellers.
“No-one knows the South Pacific diving world as well as we do.”
Tourism organisations and operators interested in promoting dive travel to this global audience are encouraged to contact Diveplanit Travel or the team at Scuba.Digital.
You only need one ticket to get access to the full 3 days of Scuba.Digital and by getting a ticket you are automatically entered into the show prize draw.
Learn more and purchase Early Bird $10 tickets at Scuba.Digital
About Diveplanit
Diveplanit Travel is a specialist scuba diving travel agency and wholesaler. It's founders, Deborah Dickson-Smith and Simon Mallender, are scuba divers and passionate ocean advocates, whose main mission in life is to encourage more people to see first-hand how incredible the underwater world really is, and hopefully care more about looking after it.
In 2018, the fast-growing company acquired established dive travel wholesaler and agency Diversion Dive Travel. Diversion Dive Travel has been taking care of divers' travel needs for 23 years and have personal knowledge of all the dive resorts and liveaboards they recommend to customers, either from personal experience or from feedback gleaned from their many returning customers.
Diveplanit Travel is a Platinum Partner of the Australian Marine Conservation Society, donating a percentage of profits each year and helping to promote the admirable campaigns the society undertakes.
The team also spends time volunteering with a number of marine conservation action groups, taking part in beach clean-ups with Tangaroa Blue, helping scientists on the Reef Restoration project on Fitzroy Island, and undertaking marine life surveys for the NSW-based Underwater Research Group
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Website: Deborah Dickson-Smith
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