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“Naturally different” may be the best way to describe how Florida’s Space Coast Office of Tourism works to position the area that boasts some 70 miles of coastline and has more waterfront property than any county in the U.S.
For over 20 years, Rob Varley has worked with the Space Coast Office of Tourism, navigating the transition from the area being a place where visitors came to watch Shuttle launches, to one of the largest cruise ship destinations in the world.
By: Patrick Peterson Like dividing the history of the Americas between Pre-Columbian and Post-Columbian eras, Central Florida’s 1492 occurred in 1971 when Walt Disney World Resort opened its doors and forever changed not only the region but the vacation experience…
By: George White The last manned U.S. space flight was over 2-1/2 years ago. The Washington Nationals will likely be moving their Spring Training out of Brevard County soon. The Indian River lagoon system has environmental concerns resulting in the…
Area Hotels and Resorts Are Becoming Destinations If there is one thing resorts and hotels in the Orlando area don’t have to worry about, it’s people finding a reason to come. With Walt Disney World, Universal Studios and the second-largest…
Florida’s Space Coast Tourism Day Luncheon, “I Dream of…Florida’s Space Coast”, was held on May 13 at the DoubleTree Oceanfront Hotel, Cocoa Beach. [flickr-gallery mode=”photoset” photoset=”72157623962578377″]
The United States has had 22 documented recessions. Since the early 1800’s, we’ve seen downturns initiated from post wartime spending to oil crises. From multiple recessions in a single decade to Black Friday in the 80s, many had thought we…
