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Tag: Oceansound diving school

Carousel / Community news / Denmark / Thailand

Jesper found joy at the bottom of the sea and never looked back

July 16, 2024July 16, 2024 - by Charlotte Nike Albrechtsen - Leave a Comment

Danish Jesper Ahrentz started his own diving school OceanSound on the island Ko Tao in Thailand ten years ago. He fell in love with diving the very first time he …

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Denmark / General news / Thailand

Danish diving instructor in Thailand: We need better and long-term solutions for reopening

January 13, 2022 - by Gregers Møller - Leave a Comment

On 11 January, Thailand’s sandbox program was introduced at six other destinations and travelers can now choose to undergo their mandatory 7-day stay in either Krabi, Phang-Na, Phuket, or on …

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