TALLAHASSEE — A significant source of tax revenue for Orlando’s tourism industry is in flux as the Florida House eyes using money collected from visitors to give homeowners a property tax break.
The House’s tax package would transform the tourist development tax, defund the marketing agency Visit Orlando and upend a major means of financing entertainment and sporting venues like
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Dr. Robin Back admits, right out of the gate, that he has a sweet tooth. But that’s not the reason he employs Jelly Belly brand jelly beans in his wine-tasting presentations.
It’s because Jelly Belly beans, famous for their potency and vast array of flavors — from cappuccino and buttered popcorn to chili mango and chocolate pudding — taste exactly
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DENVER — Often before a trip, many of us purchase cheap, small plastic containers, plastic foldable toothbrushes, and any number of items with plastic components. That way, we can discard them while traveling as we use up those conveniently sized consumables.
But what if there is an affordable and environmentally friendly alternative to these travel-size plastic bottles, bags and tubes?
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So what are you going to do about it?
How are you going to resist? Will you push back? Keep your head down and hope the flood passes over your head? Say something, risking your well-being when they sweep everyone up in one of their raids? Or fight, knowing what you decide, at this harrowing moment, shapes the rest of
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On Tuesday, Orange County commissioners voted to give $29 million to two extremely wealthy and profitable sports and entertainment groups — the WWE and the Jacksonville Jaguars.
I’d argue that, in a perfect world, neither of these deep-pocketed companies would get a nickel from taxpayers. They’d pay for their own darn business operations — just like virtually every other for-profit
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Port Canaveral’s nearly 926,000 cruise passengers in March fueled a record month that saw operating revenue halfway through the fiscal year top $100 million for the first time.
“It wasn’t that long ago that we were excited about a half a million guests, breaking the 500,000 mark, and 926,000 is crazy in one month,” port CEO Capt. John Murray said
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Today, Disney Cruise Line announced a new course for Marvel Day at Sea. The Disney Magic will once again host the themed voyages, but for the first time, the sailings Continue Reading →
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Today, Disney Cruise Line announced Pixar Day at Sea voyages will return to the Disney Fantasy in January 2026. During select five-night Disney Fantasy sailings out of Port Canaveral, Florida, guests will Continue Reading →
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Personal Navigators, and other details from the 3-Night Bahamian Cruise from Port Canaveral. The Disney Wish set sail from Port Canaveral, Florida on April 4, 2025. There are additional Personal Navigators from other sailings of this same Continue Reading →
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By Jennifer Allen
Saturday, April 19, 2025, was the first day of National Park Week, an annual celebration of America’s 433 national parks. Admission to all parks was free that day, and many of the parks have special activities planned for visitors through April 27.
If you’re unsure where to go during the nine-day celebration, EXP Journeys, the leaders in
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