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Let Concierge’s Image make their destination your business!


Do you have a business that caters to


Southwest Florida visitors?


Publish your message in Concierge’s Image magazine—the only visitor guide made for and used by luxury resort concierges in Southwest Florida. This glossy guide directs guests to where they should shop, dine or explore in the area.


These hotels and resorts are full all year long with leisure and business travelers. Guests depend on the concierges and their reputation for recommendations, instead of using online searches or phone apps that are sometimes outdated or misleading.


These affluent hotel guests are looking for local: • SHOPPING: Boutiques, shops and galleries.


• DINING: Fine and upscale casual from American and French to Italian and seafood, and everything in between.


• ACTIVITIES: Adventure tours, great golf courses, kid-friendly activities, after-hours fun, boating, fishing, theater/plays and museums.


• TRANSPORTATION: Luxury rentals, limos and private air travel.


If you have a local business and would like more


information on advertising in Concierge’s Image, contact Virginia Barnidge at


239-465-2934 or email at virginia.dakspublishing@


gmail.com


• REAL ESTATE: Guests stay at hotels while seeking a place to purchase and also require assistance in finding amenities for their homes such as furnishings, interior design, decorators, architecture, exterior design, lush landscaping and more.


Insider’s Guide


DINING, SHOPPING, ACTIVITIES & MORE


D I N E L O C A L S H O P L O C A L RAHAMINOV DIAMONDS AVAILABLE AT BIGHAM JEWELERS


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