May 25, 2013
Dining & Travel
We'll Always Have Paris
Among all the new flavors in Florida is a very old one you must try -- the cooking of France.
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Published on 2/1/2010
Orange County Tourism's Roller-Coaster Ride
A look at the tourism tax revenue collected in Orange County in the past 10 years gives a snapshot of the industry's roller-coaster ride during the recession, compared with fallout from Sept. 11, 2001.
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Published on 1/1/2010
Miami Super Busy with NFL Events
In February, Florida will host its third Super Bowl in four years at Land Shark Stadium in Miami Gardens. The week before, the stadium will be the test site for the National Football League’s Pro Bowl in its first mainland U.S. appearance in 35 year
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Published on 1/1/2010
Stand Up Paddleboarding Is Catching On
'It opens up a whole new world for you,' says Tim Ellis, aboard his Stand Up Paddleboard.
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Published on 1/1/2010
St. Pete Alfresco
Westphal's moves are at the heart of a boom that has turned a once-genteel stretch of shops into a restaurant row that’s busy from noon past dark.
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Published on 1/1/2010
Fla. Newsmakers of 2009
People who made an impact in business, economy, science, environment, government, education, sports, philanthropy, media and our fallen soldiers.
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Published on 1/1/2010
Corporate Travel: 2010 Guide to Meetings and Conferences in Florida
Whether you're looking for a site to hold a large business convention, or if you just need a place to have a small group retreat, you'll find it in this special section. Florida meetings mean business.
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Published on 12/1/2009
Golden Spoon Awards 2010: A Far Better Thing
The worst of times for restaurateurs is spurring ingenuity and innovation.
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Published on 12/1/2009
AAA Auto Club Stays Relevant
Tom O’Brien’s 33 years at Tampa-based AAA Auto Club South, he has seen drastic shifts in two of the club’s core businesses: Travel and insurance.
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Published on 12/1/2009
Restaurants Open Later in Downtown Miami
It’s 7 p.m. on a Friday night, and people are spilling out of Trë Italian Bistro on Flagler Street, women are walking their dogs, couples are pushing strollers down the sidewalk and patrons are heading into Mia at Biscayne restaurant and club.
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Published on 12/1/2009
A Touch of Basel
For one long weekend, Dec. 3-6, thousands of VIPs will eye and sometimes buy -- a good test in this economy -- artwork by 2,000 artists from around the world.
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Published on 12/1/2009
Old and New, Fried and True in Miami
Dewey Losasso has closed North One Ten, an intimate hideaway for North Miamians. But the good news is that he’s the new chef at the Forge, the stained-glass jewel in Miami Beach.
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Published on 11/17/2009
Building Boom for Orlando Resorts
Orlando’s tourism corridor experienced its worst summer on record for hotel occupancy this year, but a flurry of projects opening or under way reflects the industry’s bet on a brighter future.
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Published on 11/1/2009
Hotels Position for 5-Star Status
The star keepers at Forbes Travel Guides, formerly Mobil, and the diamond judges at AAA will release their 2010 rankings this month to the delight — and chagrin — of hotel managers.
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Published on 11/1/2009
Bountiful Local Harvest
Thanksgiving in Florida comes at the wrong time. In our upside-down seasons, April or May would be more appropriate for a harvest festival than November.
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Published on 11/1/2009
Extreme Vacations to Unwind
David Bates thrives on challenge. Each year, the 44-year-old corporate attorney and five Florida friends go to extreme measures to regenerate.
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Published on 10/1/2009
Florida's Grape Escape
There’s no point claiming Florida’s wine country is just like California’s. But in Napa and Sonoma, you won’t often find the winery owner tasting you through the current releases or inviting you to pick some grapes.
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Published on 10/1/2009
Living the Good Life
The world's favorite leisure destination is also a great place to settle down.
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Published on 9/24/2009
