Tinnitus Forum - Mytinnitus

I lived in California for 16 years.  No Tinnitus.   I moved to Indiana.  A couple years later, I applied for a telemarketing job.   Their training room was terrible.  Very cold.   They wouldn’t turn off the air conditioner so I had air conditioning blowing on my head 8 hours a day for a couple weeks.   I left the job.   After I left, the Tinnitus started.   I don’t know if it was because I was in that cold air for too long or the stress of the training.
My Tinnitus is not constant (not 24 hours a day).  For example, I can barely hear it right now.
Last week, I went on a cruise along the Eastern coast (to the Bahamas).   A couple days into the cruise I noticed that I no longer had Tinnitus.   It was gone the entire week.  Maybe because I had no stress (work, kids, etc.)
During my plane ride back to Indiana I had a lot of pain/pressure on my right ear when we were descending into Indiana.   My tinnitus came back.   I had no pain in my ear when I was flying out of Indiana to New York.  The ear pain only happens whenever I am flying back to Indiana.

I’m thinking that my tinnitus is the result of stress and barometric pressure.

I noticed the comment below (from Ask website) about barometric pressure.   Do you agree with that?
I have Tinnitus and when I leave our geographic area of the mid-west where we live our ringing goes away? Why?

The ringing goes away probably due to a change in barometric pressure. This is because you a leaving an area that has high pressure.