May 9, 2024Tourists can still get free orange juice entering FloridaFree orange juice will continue to flow at interstate welcome centers despite a budget cut for promotional efforts.…By Jim Turner - News Service of Florida
April 17, 2024Sargassum buries beaches and threatens tourismDeep piles of sargassum, normally stuck out in the Atlantic Ocean, are finding a way to foul many Florida beaches…By Tom Bayles - WGCU
March 25, 2024Carnival will continue to cruise from Jax through 2026Jaxport on Monday extended its agreement with Carnival Cruise Line, which sails the Elation from Jacksonville to the Bahamas.…By Steven Ponson
February 19, 2024New trolley stop called a ‘game changer’ for Lincolnville Museum and Cultural CenterOld Town Trolley Tours and Attractions will add a stop at the museum to help St. Augustine promote its historic…By Will Brown
October 17, 2023WaterWalk opens unique lodging concept in JacksonvilleThe property in South Jacksonville combines units for short-term stays and others to live in. The property is WaterWalk’s first…By Monty Zickuhr - Jacksonville Daily Record
September 20, 2023Public-private partnership OKd to manage The Amp, Ponte Vedra Concert HallSt. Johns County’s two best-known concert venues will now be operated by a nonprofit, after commissioners approved a public-private partnership…By Dan Scanlan
August 24, 2023Tourism down locally after two exceptional yearsThe number of tourists visiting Duval County fell nearly 10% in the second quarter this year, but the news might…By Steven Ponson
August 17, 2023Fewer tourists are coming to Florida as other states recoverThe number of people traveling to Florida during the second quarter of 2023 decreased compared with a year earlier.…By Jim Turner - News Service of Florida