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Freeway to connect Uptown, Downtown and the Arts District, that includes a children’s park. NorthPark Center offers the unique combination of Dallas/Fort Worth’s finest selection of boutiques and restaurants surrounded by world-renowned 20th-century art and award winning architecture. Tax-free shopping is available for international travelers from Latin America. Stand E107
THERE’S MORE TO ARIZONA Arizona is home to one of the US’s key tourist attractions – the Grand Canyon – yet there is much more to the state than visitors realize. With archaeological sites, typical old west
towns and indigenous cultures, there’s a great opportunity to get to know Arizona’s cultural heritage.
The mild climate of Arizona – with around
320 days of sunshine a year – and its exuberant nature makes the perfect set for outdoor activities. The town of Sedona, meanwhile, is known
worldwide by its spirituality and particular energy and people around the world come to visit seeking to recharge their energy and
balance the body and mind. With over 300 golf courses, the state of Arizona is one of most appreciated destinations for the sport lovers, while the state has some of the finest resorts in all United States, primarily in the city of Scottsdale. Stand E120-Q
DISCOVER THE ‘AUTHENTIC SOUTH’ Brazilians are discovering the ‘authentic South’ in record numbers. According to the Office of Travel and Tourism
Industries, Brazil accounted for 1.79 million visitor arrivals in 2012, an increase of 19% over 2011. From mountains to beaches, bayous to bustling
cities, the Southern USA has destinations rich in history, cuisine, culture, and music. It’s the ideal region for tour operators to sell. New developments include the $70 million
Atlanta Streetcar project, which will transport visitors from the convention corridor downtown to the east side of Atlanta, passing the city’s top attractions. There’s much more going on in the southern
states of Alabama, Arkansas, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, South
Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. Stand E105
MIAMI REINVENTED Miami is following a successful 2013, which saw a record-breaking 14.2 million overnight visitors, with a number of new openings. The Perez Art Museum Miami (PAMM), opened in December, featuring collections from cultures along the Altantic Rim, as well as works by local artists. Verde, a Miami inspired bistro with an international menu, will shortly open at PAMM, featuring pop-up chef tastings with a prix-fixé menu on select nights. The Ritz Carlton Spa on beautiful Key Biscayne
has revealed its $2 million makeover, while Como Hotels and Resorts, the award-winning five star hotel group based in Singapore has opened its first U.S. property, Metropolitan by COMO, Miami Beach.
Bocce Bar, a rustic osteria for meandering nights of bocce, a ball game related to bowling, has opened in Midtown Miami, while designer, entrepreneur, vintner and restaurateur Roberto Cavalli has unveiled his highly-anticipated project, Cavalli Miami Restaurant & Lounge. Stand E102
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