All-New Accommodations and Offerings Among What’s New in the Florida Keys & Key West
FLORIDA KEYS — New offerings awaiting visitors to the Florida Keys & Key West this fall include mermaid and flamingo […]
State of the Florida Keys Tourism Industry After Hurricane Irma As of Feb. 26, 2018
The Florida Keys & Key West have been open to visitors since Oct. 1, 2017, just three weeks after Hurricane Irma. Today, almost 80 percent of lodging units throughout the destination are open for business.
New Florida Keys Accommodations, Activities and Attractions Await Meeting Participants and Groups
In the Florida Keys & Key West it’s easy for groups to unplug. The popular 125-mile-long subtropical island chain continues […]
Florida Keys Reopen to Visitors After Hurricane Irma
FLORIDA KEYS — The Florida Keys officially reopened to visitors Sunday, three weeks after Hurricane Irma impacted the island chain […]
New Accommodations, Spirited Tours and Duval Loop Are Among What’s New in the Florida Keys & Key West for Summer 2017
The pace of life slows a bit in the Florida Keys & Key West during summer, while new boutique-style accommodations […]
Accommodations, Accolades and Attractions Highlight What’s New in the Florida Keys & Key West
The Florida Keys & Key West are experiencing a lively spring. New properties continue to enter the marketplace as Stock Island experiences a tourism resurgence. Established favorite resorts are getting rebranded and refreshed.
Islamorada Winter Fishing Classic Weekend Kicks Off Feb. 26
Appealing to anglers of all ages, the Islamorada Winter Classic team event is set for Saturday and Sunday, Feb. 27-28, after a Feb. 26 kickoff.
Mount McKinley Renaming Creates Public Relations Opportunity
When President Obama changed McKinley to Denali, Andy Newman saw a news opportunity and capitalized on a recent trip to Alaska to the benefit of our client, Holland America Line.
