All posts tagged "Visit Florida"

Aer Lingus hit the road with The Taste of America Roadshows, partnering with more than 22 US...

The Florida Keys are back in business! Key Largo and Key West were least impacted by Hurricane...

The Visit Florida trade appreciation lunch took place in Chapter One Restaurant in Dublin. This was the...

Visiting Dublin for perhaps the final time as Director of Visit Florida, Colin Brodie, who is retiring...

Following yet another record-breaking year in visitation, Florida continues to expand and invest in new hotels and...

Orlando in Florida is now the USA’s most visited city with 62 million visitors last year, and a...

A strong delegation from Florida came to Dublin on 14th May for a business advisory session with key...

The magnificent coastline, State Parks and Everglades of Florida, with the added benefits of great hotels, restaurants...

In its second year of being owned and operated by Visit Florida, last week’s Florida Huddle 2015, held at the Greater Fort Lauderdale Broward County Convention Centre from 14th – 16th January,

As always, the 23rd Irish Travel Trade Awards offered attendees chances to win a lucky draw prize, including...

An attendance of 53,304 people, including some 20,000 from the USA, watched the American Football Classic game in Croke Park between Penn State Nittany Lions and University of Central Florida

Visit Florida representatives will be hosting travel trade and media at Croke Park next Saturday, 30th August, for the American Football Classic between University of Central Florida and Penn State

It was the nineteenth occasion for the annual Visit Florida partners appreciation lunch at  Chapter One, which has become a great annual event at one of Dublin’s top restaurants.  

Visit Florida has celebrated completion of a four-month-long beach walk that gathered panoramic, step-by-step footage of Florida’s beaches, to be published by Google Maps in spring 2014. Two-person trekker teams

Sue Marshall and Colin Brodie of Visit Florida hosted their annual lunch for Irish travel trade representatives at Chapter One last week – and those attending seemed to agree that

A well-attended travel trade workshop, a lunch reception at Chapter One, an evening ‘Stars & Stripes’ reception in the Radisson Blu, a greyhound race night out, and the Tour America