Where I go and how often is directly related to how much I have to spend. I'd love to dive all over the world, but am lucky to get the Caribbean. Good luck on the paper.
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As someone who used to teach research methodology, I can't see how you can possibly get anything of value from asking a question like that in a forum like this. In fact, if you were my student I would be all over you for trying to draw any kind of valid conclusion from what people say here.
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Purely international. When you leave your country for diving which country are you leaving and where are you headed.
Here is the agenda:
Just like shark researchers "tag" sharks and track them from a satellite, if all dive tourists were "tagged" and observed from a satellite would there by any systematic pattern to this international dive tourism?
At this point I am more interested in who you are and where you go than how much you spend once you get there or how many people work as instructors because you go there. That would be useful too but I have not gotten to that part yet.
Purely international. When you leave your country for diving which country are you leaving and where are you headed.