Your Questions About Scuba Diving Lessons
Steven asks…
Does anyone know the name and tel # of a doctor in Corolla, N.C.? Thanks?
I take some daily medicine and want to take beginner’s scuba diving lessons. I need to get a doctor to certify that it’s oaky for me to do so.
Tom Trindell answers:
Look in the phone book
Linda asks…
Barotrauma- I had it 3 years ago. Can I scuba dive now?
I suffered from barotrauma after flying with a sinus cold, then spent 3 mos in Australia. They advised I should not scuba dive. Can I take lessons now in my hometown?
Tom Trindell answers:
A sinus barotrauma should heal fairly quickly.
I do not see why you could not SCUBA dive now.
However, I am not a doctor and perhaps there is some underlying medical condition that you have that is not compatible with SCUBA.
The best advise is to ask a diving doctor if all is good.
Hopefully it is all good.
Enjoy!
Chris asks…
How do you bring more guests to a 4 star (AAA 3 diamond) luxury hotel?
(Imaginary project) The hotel is a beautiful Frank Lloyd Wright-style mansion. Its ten luxury rooms will sleep up to 26 guests in quiet comfort, and each has a private balcony and large, modern bathroom with built-in tub. All rooms have free Wi-Fi Internet service and we have secure, off-street parking. Continental breakfast included. Our pool is big enough for diving, laps or scuba lessons, and our palm-studded back yard is the center of local activity. Any genious idea to bring guests?
In La Paz, Baja California Sur, México.
Tom Trindell answers:
Bring travel agents in and then they will talk about your resort to their clients
Get listed with all the travel search engines (expedia, travelocity, hotels.com, orbitz, sidestep, yahoo travel, etc)
Possibly make breakfast an upscale continental breakfast
Consider making it ‘adult only’
Hire an activity person (scuba lessons, sailing lessons, snorkeling adventures, volleyball lessons)
Include a bottle of wine or champagne upon check-in
Offer a free shuttle into town
Landscape to take advantage of beautiful views and block as little of the view as possible.
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