49 Search Results for "orlando"

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Orlando Without the Passport: A Local Staycation Guide

Orlando draws millions of visitors each year from across the globe, yet many residents of Florida and Georgia treat the city as a distant prospect rather than a nearby option. A short drive changes that equation, turning a weekend into a genuine break from routine. Proximity removes the pressure of packed itineraries and high travel

Vintage car parked near palm trees and illuminated shops at Margaritaville Resort Orlando in the evening.
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Margaritaville, Orlando: When a Song Becomes a Destination

How a laid-back idea was thoughtfully built into a place people can step into There are resorts that deliver on amenities, and then there are places that deliver on a feeling. Margaritaville Resort Orlando manages to do both by staying remarkably consistent to the idea that inspired it in the first place, rooted in the

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GUIDE: Orlando, Outside the Theme Parks

Orlando, Florida, a city synonymous with the fantasy world of Disney World, has evolved into a vibrant destination that extends beyond its famous theme park. From the tech haven of Lake Nona to the modern transportation solution of Brightline, Orlando has become a hotspot for innovation and diversity. With Trip Jaunt’s four pillars of where

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Orlando: Theme Park Capital of the World℠

With mild temperatures year-round, outdoor activities are virtually limitless for adventure enthusiasts The free Visit Orlando App features artificial intelligence and augmented reality experiences for visitors to explore, have fun and earn savings throughout the destination Home to seven of the world’s top theme parks, Orlando – Theme Park Capital of the WorldSM is the

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Is This South Carolina Coastal Town a Foodie's Dream Destination?

There’s a moment that tends to happen in Charleston, South Carolina, usually somewhere between a bowl of she-crab soup at a sunlit waterfront table and an evening spent at a neighborhood oyster bar, when the city stops feeling like a destination and starts feeling like a place you already belong. It’s a hard feeling to

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Flying Blue August Promo Opens Europe Flights at 18,750 Miles

Air France and KLM’s Flying Blue program releases monthly award promotions that lower the cost of reaching Europe from the United States. The August edition continues this pattern with economy fares beginning at 18,750 miles each way on select long-haul routes. Travelers who act before the end of the month can lock in travel through

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Airports Reveal the Line That's Almost Always Faster Than the Main One

You know the feeling. You round the corner at the airport, spot a security line that stretches halfway to the next terminal, and silently do the math on whether you’ll make your flight. It’s one of travel’s most reliably stressful moments, and it happens to almost everyone. What many travelers don’t realize is that a

Sean Cate

Sean Cate

Freelance Writer

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This Secret Florida Island Has the Clearest Water in the State

Most people picture the beaches near Orlando or Miami when they think of crystal-clear Florida water. The reality is far more interesting. Tucked off the Gulf Coast near the town of Dunedin, Caladesi Island State Park holds a quiet reputation among those in the know as home to some of the most transparent, brilliantly colored

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

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This Regional Airline Just Added Routes Travelers Have Been Requesting

For years, travelers in smaller American cities have quietly accepted a frustrating reality: getting somewhere warm or popular almost always meant a connecting flight through a major hub. That extra layover added hours to the journey and dollars to the fare. Now, one regional carrier has moved decisively to change that calculus. Allegiant Air, the

Chantel Brink

Chantel Brink

Freelance Writer

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Florida Travel Update: What to Know as This Season's Storm Tracks Develop

Florida has always had a complicated relationship with summer. The same warmth that fills the beaches and draws millions of visitors each year also fuels the Atlantic’s storm engine. Right now, heading into the heart of the 2026 hurricane season, travelers planning a Florida trip are asking a reasonable question: what does the forecast actually

Leah Berenson

Leah Berenson

Freelance Writer

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Theme Park Staff Reveal the Ride Time That Skips the Longest Lines

Spending a full day at a theme park sounds like pure fun until you’re forty-five minutes deep in a queue, watching the same looping safety video for the third time. The difference between a great park day and a frustrating one often comes down to a single factor: timing. Not which rides you choose, not