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Dive into Africa - Vimarsana News

Dive into Africa

The vast African continent includes some of the world’s most iconic scuba diving adventures. 38 of Africa’s countries have a coastline and the continent offers a huge diversity of diving due to it being bordered by the Indian Ocean in the East and Southeast, the Red Sea in the Northeast, the Mediterranean in the North […]

The Emerald Collection Doubles in The Maldives – Hospitality Net - Vimarsana News

The Emerald Collection Doubles in The Maldives – Hospitality Net

The Emerald Collection - the luxury resort group behind Emerald Maldives Resort & Spa - is delighted to announce its exciting expansion with the acquisition of Emerald Faarufushi Resort & Spa. A luscious 7-hectar private island in the Raa Atoll, framed by one of the Maldives' most languid and extensive lagoons of 100-hectares.

The Emerald Collection Doubles in The Maldives – Hospitality Net - Vimarsana News

The Emerald Collection Doubles in The Maldives – Hospitality Net

The Emerald Collection - the luxury resort group behind Emerald Maldives Resort & Spa - is delighted to announce its exciting expansion with the acquisition of Emerald Faarufushi Resort & Spa. A luscious 7-hectar private island in the Raa Atoll, framed by one of the Maldives' most languid and extensive lagoons of 100-hectares.

UAE: Divers clear sea of 2,000kg of waste - Vimarsana News

UAE: Divers clear sea of 2,000kg of waste

(MENAFN - Khaleej Times) The Dibba Fujairah Municipality, in collaboration with the Extreme Diving Centre, collected two tonnes of fishing wastes off the beaches of the city. Hassan Salem Al Yamahi, director of the civic body, said some fishermen recklessly dumped their damaged or torn fishing tools, nets and ropes in the sea. 'Some others dump metal, plastic and glass wastes, along with cans, in the sea, polluting and endangering the marine environment." Such wastes pose a "grave risk" to fishery, he underlined. 'The municipality, in collaboration with the bodies concerned, launches clean...

Source: menafn.com