[germainebull]

While humans have explored very far-away galaxies, they are yet to explore oceans that are just next door.

A businessperson can bridge this gap by creating underwater tours and hotels, allowing guests to explore the hidden beauty of ocean depths.

Interesting. Is it?

[Pistis]

It is an interesting prospect especially in my part of the world where we have large water bodies. The closest we have is tourism exploration of the water surface. Geographers and marine biologist? Good business prospects.

[Vehlijanta]

It will be interesting but I don't think many companies will be interested in these

[nela13]

I am sorry but not for me, The deep ocean is dark and cold, it doesn't look like the perfect place for vacations, besides that the pollution from making buildings underwater would be huge. Honestly, I think it is better to stay as we are now.

[oldbuddy]

Nothing new, I went on a Glass Bottom Boat to explore the depths off Catalina Island. California 70 years ago (the first time.

[Jem Smith]

It's an interesting idea, but it's probably not a great time to start a business doing underwater tourism so soon after the whole Titanic sub debacle.

[freelancermariagrace]

I think it exists in other countries. It is nice to explore the ocean, but it is something that I won't try myself.

[Tendz]

Creating underwater tours and hotels could be a groundbreaking venture that not only satisfies our innate curiosity, but also offers a unique and immersive experience for adventurous travelers.

[Treborika]

This is a very creative and potential business idea that most people don't think of. I hope this idea can be so successful if we'll handled.

[eldavis]

Interesting indeed but also pretty much scary. Imagine if something goes wrong along the line, or it implodes on it self due to pressure.

[mrki444]

Not cheap invest in this business. Most important stuff is security. Unfortunately acciddent happends as Titan.
Titan submarine hulls implode in ocean. Price for journey was 150 000$.

[Tendz]

Businesses need to prioritise rigorous safety protocols and transparent communication with customers, specially given the high costs associated with such experiences.

[germainebull]

I am sorry but not for me, The deep ocean is dark and cold, it doesn't look like the perfect place for vacations, besides that the pollution from making buildings underwater would be huge. Honestly, I think it is better to stay as we are now.

I totally understand! The deep sea is cold, dark, and not a comfortable place for many. And underwater construction can be very damaging to the environment—plastic and chemical pollution is dangerous to marine life. While the idea of ​​an underwater vacation sounds futuristic, the reality is difficult. We should improve life above ground first before trying to move underwater. Our environment needs protection, not just fancy projects. For now, let's just go to the beach, not the deep sea!