The Board of Directors of the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame (ISDHF) and the Cayman Islands Ministry and Department of Tourism are pleased to announce the 2024 Induction Ceremony planned for Saturday, September 28, 2024, on Grand Cayman at the Hotel Indigo Grand Cayman. The class of 2024 includes four international inductees along with two local honourees. Details surrounding the ceremony and Induction Week will be announced soon including a new addition to the event calendar, “Evening at the Museum”, a cocktail party on Thursday, September 26 to be held at the ISDHF Museum at Pedro St. James.
“We look forward to adding scuba diving pioneers to our over 140 ISDHF inductees from around the globe. Part of this celebration also includes honoring local diving professionals that have made significant contributions to the Cayman Islands’ diving and watersports industry. The ceremony is an important event and I look forward to welcoming international and local attendees to join us in Grand Cayman this fall,” said Hon. Kenneth Bryan, Minister for Tourism and Ports.
ISDHF Executive Director William Cline will oversee the events in September and comments, “The ISDHF board has chosen such worthy inductees this year. Four different countries will be represented including John Thet from Singapore, Enric Salas from Spain, Claudio Guardabassi from Brazil and Margo Peyton from the USA. We’ve got an exciting Induction Week planned to honor our excellent inductees, including Dan Orr, a 2014 ISDHF Inductee and renowned figure in the industry, as the keynote speaker for the event. I hope many will attend the events planned in September.”
Tickets for the 2024 ISDHF Induction Ceremony are now available online at eventpro.ky. Early bird ticket prices of KYD $100 are available until Wednesday, July 31, 2024.
About the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame
The International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame (ISDHF) was founded in 2000 by the Ministry of Tourism of the Cayman Islands. Since the Cayman Islands is a leading pioneer in dive travel and is a premiere world destination for divers, it seemed only natural that the Cayman Islands should be home to the ISDHF Hall of Fame honoring people who have contributed the most to the sport of scuba diving.
The mission of the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame is to honor those who have helped to make the sport of scuba diving possible, safer, more popular, and more enjoyable. The annual induction ceremony takes place in the Cayman Islands every year and is planned for September 28, 2024. To learn more, visit www.isdhf.com.
About the Cayman Islands
The Cayman Islands features some of the world’s best diving excursions, with each of the three islands offering different diving adventures for all skill levels. Having received countless awards for Best Overall Dive Destination in the Caribbean and Atlantic, the Cayman Islands is also home to the International Scuba Diving Hall of Fame, recognizing dive industry pioneers since its inception in 2000. The destination is also renowned for its calm clear waters, which offer superb visibility for snorkeling and other underwater experiences.
Located 480 miles south of Miami in the vibrant western Caribbean, this trio of tiny islands is a premier destination for discriminating travelers, divers, honeymooners and families. World renowned for its idyllic beaches and recognized as a sophisticated, diverse and memorable tourist destination, the Cayman Islands offers spectacular recreational opportunities along with warm, impeccable service. To learn more about the Cayman Islands, please go to www.visitcaymanIslands.com or www.divecayman.ky or call your local travel agent.
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