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Kissimmee can’t wait to welcome foreign travellers again
Friday, 22 Sep, 2021
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TravelMole talks to D T Minich of Experience Kissimmee, following news the US will reopen its borders to foreign vaccinated travellers. UK visitors make up its largest contingent of international visitors.
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