Florida destinations well worth a visit


Speak to the experts at Gold Medal about tailor-making your customer’s dream multi-centre holiday taking in two, three, four or more of these incredible destinations. Driving in Florida in relatively simple with wide, straight roads, and many hotels offering complimentary parking. Many travelers are surprised when they discover Florida’s hidden gems are just a short distance from popular gateway destinations.


Exclusive off ers from Gold Medal


Free in-resort experiences on selected destinations


Looking to elevate your customer’s holiday to the next level? Book selected destinations by 28 February 2023 and your customers will receive complimentary attraction tickets or gift cards courtesy of Gold Medal*, including:


Orlando FREE VIP Shop & Dine4Less Card Receive exclusive discounts of up to 25% at over 130 top Orlando restaurants as well as deals at a number of Orlando’s best shopping venues, for up to four adults.


Universal Orlando Resort FREE Universal Orlando™ Gift Card worth up to $300 to spend in resort • Universal Premier hotels receive $300 per booking • Universal Preferred hotels receive $200 per booking • Universal Prime Value hotels receive $100 per booking


See goldmedal.co.uk for full details and more free experiences.


Orlando The theme park capital of the world and home of family fun


Tampa Culture, cuisine and shopping along the 2.6 mile Tampa Riverwalk


Space Coast 72 miles of untouched beaches and home to the Kennedy Space Center


St. Pete/Clearwater Award-winning beaches, cultural heritage and Gulf sunsets


Daytona Beach Known for its pristine 23-mile white sand beaches and the world famous Daytona International Speedway


Top: Clearwater Beach Right: Kennedy Space Center Bottom: Manatee


Crystal River


Home to wild manatees, Florida’s best fi shing, unspoiled forests and America’s top-rated cycling trails


Florida Keys & Key West Enjoy a whole host of activities on these drive-to islands including diving, snorkelling, fi shing, and walking trails


Bradenton &


Anna Maria Island For the laid-back, authentic side of Florida and magnifi cent white beaches


Take to the road with Alamo Hiring a car in Florida with Alamo gives your customers the ultimate fl exibility and freedom allowing them to travel at their own pace to discover everything their destination has to offer. Whether they are cruising down coastal highways, driving the family to thrilling theme parks, enjoying national parks or discovering vibrant cities – there are plenty of iconic routes to explore with Alamo.


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Terms and conditions apply. *New package bookings must contain fl ights and hotels minimum (unless otherwise stated) booked between 01 Jan - 28 Feb 2023. Orlando VIP Shop and Dine 4Less card valid on departures 01 Jan 2023 – 31 Mar 2024. ^Universal Orlando Resort offer valid for travel 01 May 2023 - 31 March 2024. Package holiday must include fl ights, minimum four nights at a Universal Resort property and park tickets. Bookings must be made via the Gold Medal Sales Centre on 0800 014 7777. Tickets and cards are non-transferable and there is no cash alternative available. Couples holiday prices are per person based on two adults sharing. Family holiday prices are per person based on two adults and two children sharing.. Valid for departures specifi ed. Holiday prices include includes fl ights as specifi ed, pre-payable taxes, car hire and accommodation. Subject to change and availability. Book by dates apply. Gold Medal reserves the right to withdraw these incentives or change details at any time. Holidays operated by Gold Medal Travel Group Limited, ATOL protected 2916,

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