As the word, rebreather, gains readership in diving magazines, brings novelty to shows and fills the mouths of renowned instructors many industry professionals are thinking of “rebreatherizing” themselves. This is predictable, as the rebreather has been hailed as the “greatest diving innovation since the regulator”.

In these days of increased air security and more stringent rules regarding baggage and carry-on luggage, it’s becoming a greater challenge for divers to reach their destinations. In regards to dive equipment as checked or carry-on baggage, there are a few important points to note.

Underwater photography requires more than your basic dive gear and cameras. Sometimes it’s the often overlooked accessories and customized set ups that help you safely and conveniently capture the shot in difficult or unexpected conditions. Some accessories simply make your life a little easier, while others help you avoid ditching your camera in an emergency.

Diving from a cruise ship? How do you enter the water? Must be a heck of a drop if you roll in backwards!

In issue #9 we took you through some tips of the trade for selecting a dive operator that will help you properly facilitate your underwater photography. In this issue we’d like to share with you some hints and tips for getting all of your valuable camera equipment to your destination safely, and without incurring costly excess baggage fares.

Flight attendants have aired their rants about the things passengers do that annoy them the most, so here they are.

The Henley Visa Restrictions Index is a global ranking of countries according to travel freedom their citizens enjoy. Henley & Partners has analyzed the visa regulations of all the countries and territories in the world

In the wake of a healthy woman's collapse on a transatlantic flight from blood clots, Australian doctors have warned travellers not to pop sleeping pills during long-distance flights.

Shark Trust and National Marine Aquarium in Plymouth, UK announce a ‘Code of Conduct’ for Basking Sharks