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featured in Jetsave’s (jetsave.com) latest brochure.  Airlines: British Airways (batraveltrade.com) has


introduced a double-daily Gatwick to Orlando service. To mark the move British Airways Holidays is offering a seven-night package with fl ights priced from £479pp.


Tourism talk “Orlando’s convenient central location means clients are never more than a couple of hours from a range of other


major Florida centres. “Whether they head west to Naples, Fort


“At Fort Myers’ Sandpiper


Gulf Resort guests get access to the facilities at the Pink Shell Beach Resort & Marina, so effectively a two-in-one holiday experience”


REBECCA EVANS, MARKETING EXECUTIVE, FUNWAY HOLIDAYS


Myers or Sarasota’s calm waters on the Gulf of Mexico coastline, east to St Augustine, Cocoa Beach, Fort Lauderdale or south to Miami’s crashing waves on the Atlantic coastline, with 825 miles of the world’s most beautiful beaches, your clients are guaranteed to fi nd a spot to call their own piece of paradise. “Hiring a car and hitting the open road provides a hands-on approach to getting to know Florida. “A visit to the Everglades should be high on the agenda and traversing the Florida Keys is unforgettable as you make your way to


Key West, the USA’s southernmost point. “Florida boasts the longest coastline in mainland USA, with fi ve cruise ports welcoming world-famous cruise liners to its shores. “Arriving by sea into Cape Canaveral, Fort


Lauderdale, Jacksonville, Miami or Tampa makes an ideal alternative way to start a Florida experience, en route to Orlando. “With such a variety of destinations and experiences waiting to be discovered


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At TradeWinds Island Resorts there are 201 things to do on one of America’s Top Beaches. Plunge down a giant water slide. Fly over the water with a jet pack. Party with a pirate. Feast on Florida seafood at sand-in-your-toes beach bars. It’s not just a vacation. TradeWinds is a totally immersive experience.


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