Diving

Does Egypt account for 42 per cent of live-aboard incidents? A detailed response to a German study

In November 2023, a German marine engineering student named Justus Schiszler from Kiel University of Applied Sciences (FH Kiel) submitted a bachelor’s thesis entitled ‘An Investigation into a Series of Accidents Involving Diving Safari Boats’,which he prepared in collaboration with […]

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SSI/US RSTC Dispute: What Divers, Instructors and Dive Centres Actually Need to Know

The suspension of SSI by the US Recreational Scuba Training Council has generated plenty of noise across diving forums and social media over the past week. For the vast majority of divers and instructors, though, the practical fallout is close

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When the Tribe Becomes the Brand: Diving Agency Tribalism Is Killing the Industry

Let’s be completely honest about what is happening in the diving industry right now: we are failing the consumer, undermining our own market sustainability, and choking out future growth — because too many professionals are behaving like religious zealots instead

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Judge's gavel resting on a scuba diving certification card beside a dive mask and scales of justice — DAN insurance lawsuit Dylan Harrison case 2026

DAN Issues Statement as Insurance Action Over Dylan Harrison Case Draws Industry Scrutiny

Divers Alert Network moves to clarify the scope of its federal filing — but the questions it raises are not so easily contained. Divers Alert Network issued a formal public statement on June 26, 2026, seeking to clarify the nature

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Into the Darkness: The Full Story Behind the Maldives Cave Diving Tragedy

On the morning of May 14, 2026, five experienced Italian divers descended beneath the surface of Devana Kandu — a tidal channel near Alimathaa Island in the Maldives’ Vaavu Atoll, approximately 100 kilometres south of the capital Malé — and

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