Tourists
Overseas Tourists Flocking To Florida; Spending Is Up
Strong economies, especially in Latin America, led overseas tourists to flock to Florida in recent months.
Tourism Numbers Up For 1st Quarter
The came from Canada, Great Britain and Brazil. They came from France, Fiji and dozens of other countries.
They played at our theme parks, sunned themselves on our beaches and spent tons of money.
Travelocity, Broward Settle In Tourist Tax Lawsuit
They’ve been fighting for years and haven’t solved anything in a dispute over tourist development taxes, but online travel company Travelocity has been dropped from a lawsuit by Broward County without admitting it owes taxes, after paying Broward County $400 thousand to make the lawsuit go away.
South Florida High Season Arrives With Boat & Art Shows
South Florida is jam packed with people this weekend ready to enjoy our great weather and great events as we kick off our busiest time of year with a weekend full of pricey boats and plenty of art.
Obama Pushes Tourism Changes In Florida
President Barack Obama is in the Sunshine State Thursday to promote his new tourism initiative and to get a jump on the Republican presidential candidates who are about to overwhelm the state ahead of January 31.
Wrestlemania Impact Could Be Huge
Wrestlemania XXVIII, set for April 1, 2012 at Sun Life Stadium, could become a financial shot-in-the-arm the area desperately needs with no Super Bowls scheduled in South Florida for the next five years.
Florida’s Tourism Numbers Were Hot, Hot, Hot This Summer
Florida has had to keep a wary eye on some hurricanes and tropical storms this summer, but the word from tourists has been “Bring on the tropical drinks!”
Florida Tourism Numbers On The Rise
Despite high unemployment and post-recessionary blues, more people have visited the Sunshine State this year than last.
Coral Gables Crash Leaves 2 Critically Injured
Coral Gables police are investigating the circumstances that left two people in extremely critical condition after they were hit by car near the intersection of LeJeune Road and Bird Road.
Islamorada’s Holiday Isle Resort Getting A New Look
A well-known Florida Keys landmark is getting a modern, yet laid-back, multimillion dollar look. On Tuesday, contractors will begin work on a $10.5 million renovation to transform the rundown hodgepodge of buildings and bars – located along 12.5 acres of spectacular oceanfront land.






