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People who are going to be heading to Tampa, Florida this summer are probably going for one reason and one reason only; they want to spend time on the beautiful beaches of Tampa Bay. There are plenty of other things that you can do while you’re in Tampa, of course, but the majority of people are going to forego most other activities in favor of spending some quality time on the beach. It’s definitely not a tough decision to make since the beaches here are beautiful and they serve as a primary reason that travelers come to the area. However, there is some difficulty about this decision because of the sheer fact that there are so many different great Tampa beaches to choose from. Read the full story

This luxury style resort is conveniently located within minutes of Walt Disney World (about 1.5 miles from the main gate of the theme parks) and 20 minutes from the Orlando airport. The resort itself is located on 65 acres of land that are beautifully maintained, while the hotel contains a spectacular atrium that fills the entire resort with a sun drenched glow.
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The Bahamas offer a fun, close-to-home, warm-weather destination, ideal for an affordable, easily accessible getaway. Your Bahamian adventure can be a look at island history, a shopping extravaganza, and a fisherman’s dream. The Bahamas, a collection of over 700 islands and cays, are located east of Florida and north of the Caribbean Sea. Though not technically part of the Caribbean Islands, the Bahamas often get grouped together with them because of their similarity in weather, culture, and topography. Notable past and present Bahamas residents include actor and writer Sir Sidney Poitier, singer/songwriter Lenny Kravitz, and supermodel Shakara Ledard. Read the full story

A view down the shoreline of Panama City Beach.

Panama City Beach, located on the Gulf of Mexico along Florida’s Panhandle, is a popular resort destination, especially among families and students during spring break season. The quiet seaside community boasts 27 miles of coastline, affordable accommodations, 300 days of sunshine, and a carefree and relaxed lifestyle.

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Orlando seems like it would be an easy place to find food for kids. After all, it’s where Disney World is located. And that’s true – there are many terrific restaurants all throughout the city that offer food for children. The problem is that most adults don’t want to eat at those places. It’s not that the food isn’t good; it’s that it’s not great. It’s made for kids, designed to be cheap and lacks the traditional taste that adults want when dining out.

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While the stated goal of the 30-acre entertainment complex known as CityWalk is to entertain and educate patrons in a variety of themed environments, its real accomplishment is giving tourists a place to deposit their cash. Whether you’re a sport’s buff, a cigar aficionado, a fashionista or a conservationist; there’s a store for you.

• Cigarz at CityWalk: Considered one of the best cigar shops around, locals flock to this hidden treasure. The humidor features a number of smoky gems and the bar features some stiff drinks and a few good eats for a light snack.
• The Endangered Species Store: A tribute to the world’s endangered species, this store sells t-shirts, stuffed animals, knickknacks and other trinkets with critters in mind.
• Fresh Produce: Not what you’d expect. This store offers clothing in the typical Florida fashion, bright florals and tropical colors.
• Quiet Flight Surf Shop: If you really want to fit in with the natives at the beach, hit this favorite surf shop for everything you need to ride the waves; except the waves, of course.
• Hart & Huntington Tattoo Company: Want a lasting souvenir? Try a tattoo. This world famous tattoo parlor is one of those places you just have to visit, whether you’re going to get ink or not, take a tour through the flash art and learn a little about this ancient art form.

If you’re thinking of making a return visit to Florida’s Walt Disney World in the new year, there are plenty of attractions that have opened in late 2007 or are ready to open soon. Choose from the following to add to your must see list in 2008:

• High School Musical 2: School’s Out: This attraction opened in October 2007 and features a song and dance show with a family sing-a-long; you can hear songs like “What Time Is It?” “I Don’t Dance” and “All for One.”
• Toy Story Mania: A 3D ride through all kinds of games - you can launch virtual darts, flying rings and eggs at the characters throughout the journey.
• Jedi Training Academy: Take your kids to the Star Wars show and they might be picked from the audience for training on using a light saber and other secret Jedi techniques.
• 2008 Block Party Bash: From Spring 2008, the street parade to be known as the Block Party Bash is touted as the most interactive parade Disney’s ever had, and will feature more than 20 famous characters.
• Playhouse Disney Live on Stage: If you’re visiting Disney World with younger children, then this show includes favorite characters from the Disney Channel programs like Mickey Mouse Clubhouse and Handy Manny.