FLORIDA
Left to right: child holding a sand dollar; the award-winning St. Petes Beach; sailing into Fort Lauderdale; fl oating on a Cadillac in the Keys.
and Longboat Key – low-rise old-fashioned beach resorts; Fort Myers and Sanibel are famous for their pristine beaches and nature trails; and the Paradise Coast on the Southwest Gulf Coast of Florida, comprising Naples and Marco Island, is also a gateway to the Everglades. In the north, Pensacola and Panama City Beach are famous for their pure white sands.
Orlando is still the biggest draw for
Brits – a relatively small area stuffed with theme parks, hotels, retail and dining – and all within an easy distance of family-friendly beaches. Orlando’s product is constantly evolving, and if families are your business it’s worth keeping up to date with
trade.visitorlando.com, which lists news under sections such as theme parks, accommodation and events.
Visit Orlando also launched its new Orlando Holiday Planning Tool last year, giving ‘know before you go’ planning tips for fi rst-time visitors. See:
orlandoholidayplanning.com. Florida isn’t all about leisure though. Despite being a state dedicated to tourism, there are pockets which remain untouched by man. The Everglades is the largest subtropical
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