24 February 2006

Dive South Africa to present workshop at Dive Ireland 2006

From great whites on the West coast to the sardine run on the East coast, South Africa is not to be missed for diving. Dive South Africa will be flying in just for the weekend to give a flavour of what's on offer!

Dive South Africa will be presenting the workshop in the 'Birch Room' at 13:35 on Saturday 25th February 2006 and again at 13:45 on Sunday 26th February 2006.

About Dive South Africa
Dive South Africa is a family owned business specialising in scuba diving safaris and holidays to Southern Africa and Mozambique.

Owners, Reon and Karin Coetzee, have lived and dived in South Africa and Mozambique for all of our lives and know the dive sites, charters, lodges, sharks, wrecks and reefs like the back of our hands - always safe, and always conserving the reefs and animals.

"We are not fancy people; just ordinary divers with a passion for our country and customers. Our local knowledge ensures that your safaris are safe, fun and memorable".

"As a recognized BSAC dive safari operator we make use of local BSAC, PADI, NAUI, CMAS and SSI recognized dive charters and resorts in South Africa and Mozambique".

"As members of the Tourism Business Council of South Africa and South African Tourism we are bound by the professional ethics and standards of the organizations.

We conduct our business in an eco-friendly way, and contribute to nature conservation and community upliftment in word and in deed. As such we are members of several organizations of which the Shark Trust, The Endangered Wildlife Trust and The East Coast Fish Watch are the most notable.

You are welcome to visit them at www.divesouthafrica.co.za

About Dive Ireland 2006
The first ever all-Ireland dive conference due to take place in Belfast on the 25/26 February 2006.

Venue: Ramada Hotel, Shaw's Bridge, Belfast, Northern Ireland.

Tickets are just £6 for the full weekend when bought online!

The aim of this 2-day conference is to bring together divers from all diving agencies (CFT, BSAC, PADI, SAA, TDI, IANTD) to promote scuba diving in Ireland as a sport for everyone, irrespective of qualification or geographical location.

The conference aims to provide a list of high profile speakers and practical workshops that will cater for a diverse range of diver interests such as photography; wreck diving; overseas diving; mixed gas and technical diving.

Present at the conference, together for the first time, will be two of the largest recreational diver training agencies in Ireland - the British Sub Aqua Club (BSAC) and the Irish Underwater Council (CFT). Also present will be NIFSAC (Northern Ireland Federation of Sub-Aqua Clubs) who are the governing body of the sport in Northern Ireland.

The BSAC and CFT will use the conference as a platform to update and inform their members about recent developments, including technical and training changes, in their respective organisations and any impact these may have on their local branches. CFT will also host their annual conference and delegate meetings while BSAC will host their first regional meeting with the newly appointed regional coach. In addition a trade area will provide opportunities for purchasing that must-have new equipment or checking out the top holiday destinations.

Such an event, involving divers from all corners of Ireland, will serve to raise awareness about diving as a sport in Ireland and inject a much needed boost of publicity into the area.

An evening social event should ensure that this 2-day conference is one not to be missed!!

*Tickets purchased on the door are £10.

Visit Dive Ireland 2006 on-line at www.diveirelandshow.com

Source: Dive South Africa

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