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Cruise ship crew spending benefits local businesses
Many cruise ship passengers fly in and out of South Florida airports, stay in area hotels and patronize restaurants and taxis, but they aren't the only ones leaving an economic footprint on the community. Crew spending is one of several ways cruise...
Tags: Port Everglades, Cruises, Ross Stores Incorporated, Electronics, Port Canaveral
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JetBlue launches Lauderdale-Medellin route with festivities
Some passengers arriving Thursday at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport to board JetBlue Airways Flight 541 to Medellin, Colombia, were wondering what all the commotion was about. The balloons, music, folk dancers, refreshments and giveways...Tags: Marketing, JetBlue Airways, Air Transportation Industry, Port-au-Prince (Haiti), Kennedy Airport
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Smashing Kate Middleton christens Royal Princess cruise ship
Kate Middleton, now the Duchess of Cambridge, is officially godmother to ... a cruise ship. The pregnant wife of Britain's Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, christened Princess Cruises' Royal Princess ship in Southampton, England, on Thursday with...
Tags: Margaret Thatcher, Fort Lauderdale, Cruises, Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Cambridge (England)
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Orlando tourism visitor count hits record for 3rd year
The year after the Great Recession, the number of visitors to Orlando hit an all-time high. And the country's No. 1 travel destination hasn't looked back since. Orlando welcomed 57 million people last year to set a third-consecutive record high, the...
Tags: U.S. Department of Commerce, International Travel, Orlando, Corporate Officers, International Drive
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Berkeley County to open museums in coordinated heritage tourism promotion plan
matthewu@herald-mail.comBerkeley County officials are moving forward with a plan to have all of the county’s museums open on the third weekend of each month as part of a coordinated heritage tourism promotion plan. Laura Gassler, director of the Martinsburg-Berkeley...Tags: Arts and Culture, Museums, Travel
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Rugby-Waratahs adopt Reds running tactics to tame Lions - Dennis
ReutersBy Jill Gralow SYDNEY, June 14 (Reuters) - An understrength New South Wales Waratahs side will take a leaf out of the Queensland Reds' play-book and hope to run the touring British and Irish Lions off their feet in Saturday's tour match in Sydney,...Tags: Sports, Horse and Harness Racing, Travel
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Waratahs adopt Reds running tactics to tame Lions - Dennis
ReutersSYDNEY (Reuters) - An understrength New South Wales Waratahs side will take a leaf out of the Queensland Reds' play-book and hope to run the touring British and Irish Lions off their feet in Saturday's tour match in Sydney, according to captain Dave...Tags: Sports, Horse and Harness Racing, Travel
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Jacobs touts 'sustainable' Orange in state of county speech
Mayor Teresa Jacobs will tout ongoing transit improvements, a recovering economy and the strength of tourism in her yearly state of the county address today titled "A Sustainable Orange County – Our Home for Life." To embrace the environmental...
Tags: Auto Trends, Conservation, Winter Park, Environmental Issues, Teresa Jacobs
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His is the voice of Grand Central Terminal's history
NEW YORK — Danny Brucker, an oval-shaped man wearing black horn-rimmed glasses and a harried look, stared at the students circling him. "If you thought you were going to get a tour of Grand Central Station, you were WRONG!" he screeched in a voice...
Tags: here! (tv network), Students, NASA, CBS Corp., Grand Central Terminal
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Historic Sand Lake Refuge pillars get restoration
As motorists zip by Sand Lake National Wildlife Refuge on County Road 16, they might see two stone pillars at the main entrance, but few recognize them as ties to the refuge's Depression era beginnings. But because the pillars are historically...
Tags: Road Transportation, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Human Interest, Highway Transportation, National Parks
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Above the river Patapsco, an engaging 'Antony and Cleopatra'
Shakespeare's "Antony and Cleopatra" is a funny sort of tragedy. Although its martial and amorous complications have deadly consequences, this play has a lot of jokes along the way. Indeed, the snake that the Egyptian queen uses to kill herself is...
Tags: William Shakespeare, Saturday Night Live (tv program), Ellicott City, Patapsco, Celebrities
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Park Service helps to rescue injured hiker in Badlands National Park
RAPID CITY, S.D. - The National Park Service says darkness, rought terrain and recent heavy rains all combined to make the rescue of an injured hiker in the Badlands even more difficult. The Park Service says around 7 o'clock Saturday night, a 35-year-...
Tags: Back Pain, National Parks, Travel, Gardens and Parks
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