kckid
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It seems like a number of operators include equipment in their tour fee. If you have your own gear (minus weights and tanks) is it possible to negotiate a better deal under the context of not using their equipment?
Negotiate a better tour deal?
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You'll have to ask the particular operator about the particular tour/course.
Some will, some won't and some will on some tours/courses but not on others.
Some will, some won't and some will on some tours/courses but not on others.
I doubt that will be the case. Many operators heavily discount the "hire fee" for using their gear in their tours.
For instance, two dives with us is $145 if we supply everything; you only save $20 if you bring your own kit - $125. Most divers to our area do not bring their kit due to weight limitations etc.
If you hired the kit it would be $80 just to hire it, no tour.
I would talk to the operators you are looking at using, they will have prices available for what you want to do.
For instance, two dives with us is $145 if we supply everything; you only save $20 if you bring your own kit - $125. Most divers to our area do not bring their kit due to weight limitations etc.
If you hired the kit it would be $80 just to hire it, no tour.
I would talk to the operators you are looking at using, they will have prices available for what you want to do.
i also thing it depends on the lenght of the trip. 1 day trips will price there gear hire differently to 7 day livaboards. in the end just ask, it cant do any harm
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