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In this episode of Talking Pools, Wayne Ivusich shares his recent experiences traveling to Fiji and on a cruise through the Southern Pacific islands. He discusses the cultural aspects of Fiji, the quality and maintenance of pools and spas at resorts, and the practices observed on cruise ships. Rudy reflects on the importance of public health standards in pool maintenance, especially in the wake of COVID-19, and the impact on tourism in island nations. He concludes with thoughts on the significance of maintaining clean and safe water facilities for both locals and tourists.

takeaways

• Fiji is a beautiful destination with impeccable facilities.
• Resorts prioritize cleanliness and safety in their pools.
• Cruise ships have specific maintenance practices for pools.
• Public health standards are crucial for pool safety.
• COVID-19 has significantly impacted island tourism.
• Cultural experiences enhance travel enjoyment.
• Water quality testing is essential for safe swimming.
• Tourism is vital for the economy of island nations.
• Maintaining pools requires diligence and pride in work.
• Traveling can lead to confusion with time zones and dates.

Sound Bites

• "Fiji was probably one of the most delightful places."
• "The water was safe, I thought it was safe."
• "Cruise ships should never get in the water."
• "The cruise ended on May 21st, which is awesome."
• "They need to be maintained well enough."
• "They realized that that does cost money."
• "We test water for two very critical important reasons."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Solo Podcast Overview

00:51
Traveling to Fiji: A Cultural Experience

05:11
Resort Pools and Spa Experiences in Fiji

08:55
Cruise Ship Pools and Maintenance Practices

18:04
Public Pools and Spa Standards Across Islands

27:07
Impact of COVID-19 on Island Resorts

33:12
Conclusion and Reflections on Pool Maintenance

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