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Do you eat fish? If you do are you aware of how fishing is killing the ocean? Why as divers do we try so hard to protect fish, never touch them, never harm them, but happily have them killed and cooked for us to eat.

So it's no wonder we are announcing our next group trip will be held in Jordan - and you can trust that we've put together the most epic itinerary for you! Let's take a look into what our GTS will look like! - Transportation in an A/C vehicle with an English-speaking driver - Airport transfer to and from Amman (Queen Alia International Airport) - Accommodation based on sharing a DBL/TWN room on half board basis at 4 * hotels - Entrance fees to the above mentioned sites - Flights to and from Jordan - Entry visa to Jordan (JOD 40.00 per person = We've travelled Jordan solo, in groups and with friends and have never felt unsafe, GTS founder who has spent a lot of time in Jordan wrote about her experience and safety here if you'd like more information. We've been able to get a super great rate with this trip due to the friends we've made over in Jordan and we've passed those savings onto you.

All you need is a phone, laptop and a passion for female empowerment and ocean conservation. The rate of how the GTS network is growing has got us all kinds of excited (and a tad overworked) we need someone to manage our social media to allow us to push extra energy onto other new (and super exciting) projects we have coming. Our ideal candidate will have an energetic passion for the ocean and female empowerment, be well-travelled and have active social media accounts with a knowledge of social media, blogging, content curation and photography. You are REQUIRED to have a strong passion for the ocean, female empowerment and ocean conservation.

Now the Las Vegas based company is expanding their range and have recently launched The Abingdon Marina; their first dive watch - and it takes no explanation why Girls that Scuba want to support Abingdon and her team. The watch is fully functional down to depths of 200m and has not only a uni-directional outer bezel for recording dive time, but a bi-directional inner bezel featuring world cities in all 24 international time zones – perfect for those who travel for diving. EZ squeeze pins allow the strap to be changed quickly while still being secure, although any 20mm strap can be used, The Marina also comes with a white silicone band, ideal for colder dives where extra length is needed to fit over a dry suit or thick gloves. Travelling so much to dive it is also great to keep an eye on different time zones and quickly and effortlessly change the time to the new time zone we are in.