COVID-19 & The Scuba Diving Industry

Entry-level open water certifications rebounded in the USA in April, May, and June of 2021 but are still short of pre-pandemic level.

How two European scuba diving gear manufacturers turned a negative (the pandemic) into a positive.

The global recreational scuba diving equipment market size was valued at $1.95 billion in 2019 and is forecasted to reach this level again…

Scuba diving gear sales during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic. Market research report.

The poor stay poor, the rich get rich, and it’s good for the dive industry. For now.

Sales of dive equipment (Scubapro) compared to other outdoor industry activities.

Open water dive certifications during a year of COVID-19 pandemic

Where does the dive industry stand? What should we expect for dive travel, scuba certifications, and dive gear sales in 2021 and 2022?

Worldwide sales of scuba gear, at wholesale, during the coronavirus pandemic

Scuba diving participation rate compared to snorkeling, swimming, surfing, and stand-up paddling including the 2020 pandemic year

An Assessment of The Current Dive Industry and Its Post-Coronavirus Future, by Surveyed Dive Professionals

The impact of the coronavirus outbreak on scuba diving businesses. What to do?

Will the Diving Equipment & Marketing Association (DEMA) survive? How? What for?

The latest on scuba diving certifications, dive travel, and gear sales in the middle of a pandemic

COVID-19 created change in scuba divers habits and preferences.

How can we capitalize on a trend toward domestic travel and near-my-home outdoor activities?

What should we expect in dive travel, scuba classes and dive gear sales after the 2020 coronavirus crisis?