Florida Tourism: Drill Baby Drill
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tbo.com
A Florida tourism group has endorsed an idea that politicians and environmentalists have been trying to prevent for decades: the exploration and production of oil and natural gas in the waters off Flo
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US Airways
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usatoday.com
An 83-year-old woman flying home to Tampa from New York was accidentally put on the wrong flight earlier this week, a mistake that sent her to Puerto Rico instead of back to Florida, according to the
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Additional Nonstop Service On American Eagle From Miami To Tallahassee Begins March 2
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eTN Staff Writer
MIAMI, FL - American Airlines announced today that its regional affiliate, American Eagle, will add a third flight between Miami International Airport (MIA) and Tallahassee, Florida (TLH) beginning Ma
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Imperial Majesty Cruise Line Sued
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northcountrygazette.org
TALLAHASSEE, FL – The Florida Attorney General’s office has filed a lawsuit against a Broward County cruise ship company for failing to adequately disclose fuel surcharge fees.
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Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association
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eTN
PEMBROKE PINES, FL - The Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association is gearing up to host the year's premier industry event October 27-31, 2008 at the Hyatt Regency Hotel in Trinidad.
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Omega Commercial Finance Announces Official Approval From Port Authority In Cape Canaveral
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eTN
MIAMI, FL (September 23, 2008) - Omega Commercial Finance Corporation, the parent company of "Omega Royale," is pleased to announce the official approval to berth its luxury casino cruise ship at its
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Floridians Flip-Flop On Oil Drilling, Put Wallets Over Tourists
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bloomberg.com
The dolphins and pelicans that swim just off Caladesi Island's linen-white sands along Florida's western coast help draw almost 80 million visitors and $57 billion to the ``Sunshine State'' each year.
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Florida
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mercurynews.com
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.—Authorities on Florida's Atlantic coast say a tourist from Tennessee is the 22nd shark bite victim of the year.
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Case By 16 Travel Agencies Specializing In Travel To Cuba
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eTN
ALEXANDRIA, VA - On Wednesday, in response to several new amendments to Florida’s Seller of Travel law, ASTA filed an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief in ABC Charters v.
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Tourism Officials To Formally Protest Offshore Drilling
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tbo.com
CLEARWATER - Pinellas County tourism officials on Wednesday soundly renounced the politically charged "Drill, Baby, Drill" strategy that Republicans and some Democrats advocate to increase the nation'
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Florida's Seller Of Travel Law
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eTN
ALEXANDRIA, VA - In response to several new amendments to Florida's Seller of Travel law, ASTA will file an amicus curiae (friend of the court) brief in ABC Charters v.
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Fay Storm
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Hazel Heyer
Orlando, Florida (eTN) - Tropical Storm Fay passed over Key West, Florida making landfall in Cape Romano on Monday.
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Continental And AirTran Airways May Reschedule Without Penalty
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eTN
Continental Airlines and AirTran Airways announced travel options for customers whose flight plans may be affected by strengthening Tropical Storm Fay as it approaches Florida, after killing more than
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Susan Estler Appointed
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eTN
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Florida (July 30, 2008) - Susan Estler is the new vice president of marketing at the Panama City Beach, Florida Convention and Visitors Bureau.
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Florida goes after UK kids
Visit Florida, the state's official tourism marketing agency, said this morning that it has partnered with First News, the widest-read children's publication in Britain, to promote the state to the ne
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When in florida...
Black, slimy blobs are showing up by the dozens on Florida beaches. They're called Sea Hares. Biologists say they're harmless and perfectly natural this time of year.
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Florida
Florida's economy, already staggered by a stagnant real estate market and tight credit conditions, suffered another blow Friday when officials said tourism fell by 1.5 million visitors in 2007.
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Florida
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Florida's top industry is hoping to blunt the effect of a softening economy with its first national ad campaign aimed at persuading travelers to come to the state.
The tourism ad campaign, focusing TV and Web viewers in cold Northern cities, began Monday. Besides a 30-second TV spot, the campaign includes print ... read more
Cruise Lines
Two South Florida cruise lines began running new ads on Monday, hoping to raise their profile as travelers start to decide where to vacation in 2008.
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