
Florida’s tourism industry was responsible for welcoming 79.8 million visitors in 2020, a decrease from the record 131.4 million visitors in 2019 attributable to the COVID-19 pandemic. Based on the latest economic impact study, Florida visitors contributed $96.5 billion to Florida’s economy and supported over 1.6 million Florida jobs in 2019.
Through this public/private partnership, VISIT FLORIDA serves more than 13,000 tourism industry businesses, including major strategic alliance partnerships with Busch Gardens Tampa, Disney Destinations, Hilton, LEGOLAND Florida Resort, SeaWorld Parks & Resorts Orlando and Universal Orlando Resort.
VISIT FLORIDA facilitates tourism industry participation in domestic and international travel trade and consumer shows, as well as media missions to the top global visitor markets. VISIT FLORIDA also works closely with travel agents, tour operators, meeting and event planners, and is responsible for operating Florida’s four Official Welcome Centers.
VISIT FLORIDA has 76 positions in Florida and an international team of contracted staff covering Canada, Germany, Latin America and the United Kingdom.
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06 Feb 25
Partner News
Visit Florida Announces Florida Huddle And Encounter 2026VISIT FLORIDA announced that next year’s Florida Huddle and Encounter will take place February ...Read moreVisit Florida Announces Florida Huddle And Encounter 2026 - News & announcementsVISIT FLORIDA announced that next year’s Florida Huddle and Encounter will take place February 2-4, 2026, at Hilton Orlando in Orlando, Florida. Florida Huddle is the Sunshine State’s Official Travel Trade Show, showcasing the best of Florida to international and domestic tour operators, wholesalers and media with one-on-one-appointments, educational sessions, and networking. Florida partners that typically attend are CVBs, hotels, resorts, attractions and theme parks. Florida Encounter, one of the longest-running appointment trade shows in the MICE industry, will take place in conjunction with Florida Huddle 2026. Encounter features appointments between fully hosted, qualified planners with proven business for Florida and Florida suppliers. VISIT FLORIDA Chief Marketing Officer Brett Laiken said, “Florida Huddle and Encounter provide invaluable opportunities to unlock business potential for the Sunshine State’s destinations, hotels, resorts and attractions. Next year, we are thrilled to have the opportunity to showcase the diverse offerings of the Orlando area to key travel professionals from around the globe.” Visit Orlando President & CEO Casandra Matej said, “As the No. 1 travel and meetings destination in the U.S., Orlando is excited to host Florida Huddle and Encounter once again in 2026. This trade show brings together top travel professionals and Florida destinations, creating valuable connections that drive business and boost the economy. Held next year at the centrally located Hilton Orlando on International Drive, attendees will be just steps away from award-winning dining, legendary entertainment and a variety of attractions, including our world-famous theme parks and the new Universal Epic Universe.” Stay tuned for more details and updates at www.floridahuddle.com and www.floridaencounter.com. -
05 Feb 25
NEWS
Michelin Guide adds new Florida locationsThe MICHELIN Guide is expanding its selection in Florida with three new destinations being added ...Read moreMichelin Guide adds new Florida locations - News & announcementsThe MICHELIN Guide is expanding its selection in Florida with three new destinations being added in 2025. In addition to Miami, Orlando and Tampa, the 2025 selection will include restaurants in Greater Fort Lauderdale, The Palm Beaches and St. Pete-Clearwater. Beginning in 2026, the selection will grow further to become a state-wide selection covering all of Florida. “Florida continues to raise the bar with its emerging culinary talent and the passion of its local restaurant communities,” said Gwendal Poullennec, International Director of the MICHELIN Guides. “Over the past three years, we’ve seen the Florida selection grow and strengthen. We look forward to exploring these new destinations.” The MICHELIN Guide’s anonymous Inspectors are already in the field, making dining reservations and scouting for restaurants to feature. The full 2025 restaurant selection will be revealed at a later date during the annual MICHELIN Guide ceremony for Florida. "The MICHELIN Guide's expansion into three additional Florida destinations in 2025 and statewide in 2026 further cements the state as a premier culinary destination," said Dana Young, President and CEO of Visit Florida. The upcoming restaurant selection will follow Michelin’s historical methodology, based on five universal criteria, to ensure each destination’s selection equity: 1) quality products; 2) the harmony of flavors; 3) the mastery of cooking techniques; 4) the voice and personality of the chef as reflected in the cuisine; 5) consistency between each visit and throughout the menu. Each restaurant is inspected several times a year. Michelin announced its first North American Guide in 2005 for New York. Guides have also been added in many cities such as Chicago, Washington, D.C, California (San Francisco in 2007, statewide 2019), and Miami/Orlando/Tampa, Florida. -
05 Feb 25
NEWS
Dana Young on Visit Florida tourism milestonesDana Young, President and CEO of VISIT FLORIDA, is set to stand down after six ...Read moreDana Young on Visit Florida tourism milestones - News & announcementsDana Young, President and CEO of VISIT FLORIDA, is set to stand down after six years at the helm of the state's official tourism marketing organization. During her tenure, Young has transformed Florida's tourism industry, leaving a lasting legacy that extends far beyond the traditional tourist hotspots. In a recent discussion with Graham McKenzie from TravelMole at Huddle25 in Ocala, Young reflected on her biggest achievements, emphasizing her journey in tourism and successfully running a Destination Marketing Organization (DMO). She says her most significant accomplishment has been the effective distribution of tourism's benefits across the entire state, expanding Florida's tourism portfolio to include a wider range of destinations. One of Young's strategic moves was focused on showcasing Florida's natural beauty, which proved to be particularly popular and effective. Under her leadership, VISIT FLORIDA expanded its marketing efforts to highlight the state's diverse landscapes, from pristine beaches to lush forests and unique ecosystems. This approach not only attracted more visitors but also encouraged them to explore lesser-known areas of the Sunshine State. The success of Young's initiatives can be attributed to her political acumen and her ability to persuade elected officials of tourism's benefits. From the outset, she recognized the importance of demonstrating the industry's value to the state legislature. Young implemented a comprehensive system of measuring Return on Investment (ROI), able to meticulously track almost every aspect of tourism's impact on Florida's economy. This data-driven approach proved invaluable in illustrating the financial benefits of tourism to the state's income and employment. Young's team quantified the industry's contributions, showing that in 2023, Florida attracted 140.6 million visitors, generating a staggering $127.7 billion in economic impact. This represents a 7.3% increase in visitation and a 32.4% growth in economic impact during her tenure. Young's efforts have elevated VISIT FLORIDA and the tourism industry as a whole to be recognized as major economic contributors to the state's coffers. This recognition has garnered positive media support from the Florida’s press. Under Young's leadership, VISIT FLORIDA has achieved numerous milestones. The organization expanded its membership to include every destination in the state, secured record funding, and at one-point elevated Florida to become the number one destination for overseas travelers, surpassing New York for the first time since 2001. Moreover, Florida's recovery from the pandemic significantly outpaced that of the US as a whole, beating projections by two years. Young's team has been instrumental in these achievements, ensuring that VISIT FLORIDA operates efficiently and effectively. As Young prepares to step down, she leaves behind a transformed tourism landscape in Florida with widespread recognition of tourism's vital role in Florida's economy. -
08 Jan 25
NEWS
Culinary delights on Florida’s Space CoastDining in Florida’s Space Coast is an experience to savor that will suit every conceivable ...Read moreCulinary delights on Florida’s Space Coast - News & announcementsDining in Florida’s Space Coast is an experience to savor that will suit every conceivable taste. The Coast offers unique dining choices to tempt the palette from oceanfront dining to locally owned restaurants For visitors looking for a multicultural experience with freshly-prepared dishes, Third Culture Kitchen in Titusville is the place to go. The restaurant combines curiosity and authenticity in dishes such as Asian chicken wings, Pad See Ew, a brisket burrito and creamy coconut shrimp bowl. It is the perfect place to unwind after a day at the Merritt Island National Wildlife Refuge and Canaveral National Seashore. The Space Coast is renowned for its seafood. Savor fresh mahi, cobia, tuna and wahoo from the Atlantic to the blue crabs, stone crabs, and shrimp fresh from the Indian River Lagoo The Fat Snook in Cocoa Beach is seafood-centric with a Caribbean vibe and known for its whimsical atmosphere and boutique-style craft beers and wines. A combination of seafood and Southern hospitality can be found at Dixie Crossroads in Titusville. Every meal here is served with the famed corn fritters and dishes range from sandwiches to high-end seafood meals, including the speciality rock shrimp which has the flavor and texture of a lobster. Travelers often partake in brunches to fit around their daily activities. The region offers build-your-own-pancake bars, such as Backwater in Melbourne where guests make their own pancakes at eight griddle stations. Melbourne offers a quaint yet vibrant downtown area and Crush XI is at the centre of it all, serving brunch on Sundays. Highlights here include the brunch burger and crab cake Benedict. The Space Coast is home to some of the best brewmasters creating new and unique flavors that incorporate the laid-back Florida style with their one-of-a-kind brews. The region offers seven different craft breweries, including the Playalinda Brewing Company, so popular that it now has two locations in Titusville. Check out the Intracoastal Brewing Company in the heart of the Eau Gallie Arts District in Melbourne and the Carib Brewing Co offering Caribbean island vibes in Cape Canaveral. Alongside Belgian Strong Ale, Skateboarders Pale Ale and Florida Reef beer enthusiasts are inspired by options such as Caramel Macchiato, Octoberfestivus and Brewschetta. Culinary experiences will always form an intrinsic part of any stay on Florida´s Space Coast. In addition to the beaches, this 72-mile stretch of Atlantic Coast is the backdrop of the space industry where 93 rockets launched in 2024 and this year already looks promising for another record launch year. -
12 Dec 24
NEWS
Dana Young stepping down as Visit Florida chiefDana Young has shared plans to step down as President and CEO of VISIT FLORIDA. ...Read moreDana Young stepping down as Visit Florida chief - News & announcementsDana Young has shared plans to step down as President and CEO of VISIT FLORIDA. She announced her retirement after six years leading the state’s official tourism marketing organization. Young is the longest-serving agency head in the Ron DeSantis Administration, but will remain in the role until a new President and CEO is appointed and onboarded. Despite some headwinds due to severe hurricanes and political issues, Florida’s tourism has reached new heights, with 140.6 million visitors in 2023 driving a $127.7 billion economic impact. Visitation rose 7.3% during her tenure, and economic impact grew 32.4%. “Dana Young’s leadership at VISIT FLORIDA has been transformative, ensuring Florida remains the top destination for travelers. Her tireless dedication has created record-breaking and lasting success for Florida’s economy and tourism industry,” said J. Alex Kelly, Florida Secretary of Commerce “During Dana Young’s tenure, Florida’s tourism industry has consistently set records and exceeded all expectations. She has done more for our state and industry than we could ever measure,: added John Lai, Chairman of the VISIT FLORIDA Board of Directors Young said: “I am so grateful to Governor DeSantis for the opportunity to lead VISIT FLORIDA for the past six years. I am very proud of the work we have done (and will continue to do) at VISIT FLORIDA, maximizing return on investment for Florida taxpayers.” Under Young’s leadership, VISIT FLORIDA expanded its membership to include every destination in the state, secured record funding, and elevated Florida to the #1 overseas destination surpassing New York for the first time since 2001. Florida’s recovery from the pandemic significantly outpaced that of the US as a whole, beating projections by two years. Before joining VISIT FLORIDA, Young served eight years in the Florida Legislature, representing the City of Tampa and parts of Hillsborough County. -
14 Nov 24
NEWS
Florida summer tourist arrivals hit new record highEven two major hurricanes couldn’t keep Florida tourism down. The Sunshine State just posted record ...Read moreFlorida summer tourist arrivals hit new record high - News & announcementsEven two major hurricanes couldn’t keep Florida tourism down. The Sunshine State just posted record visitation numbers for the third quarter with an estimated 34.61 million tourist visits. The state has overcome a number of obstacles – there was some backlash after the state removed LGBTQ+ travel content from the Visit Florida website in a politically motivated move. However, it hasn’t affected the state’s popularity as a top vacation destination. "The hard work and resilience of Floridians have been instrumental in keeping our tourism industry strong, showcasing the best of what our state has to offer," Visit Florida President and CEO Dana Young said. The vast majority are out of state visitors with 31.75 million domestic visits and 2.27 million overseas travelers. Of these, nearly 600,000 were from Canada.Related News Stories:
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07 Nov 24
Partner News
Florida Tourism’s Next Frontier: Dana Young on Expanding Beyond the ClassicsDana Young, CEO of Visit Florida, shares insights into the state's evolving tourism strategy ...Read moreFlorida Tourism’s Next Frontier: Dana Young on Expanding Beyond the Classics - News & announcementsDana Young, CEO of Visit Florida, shares insights into the state's evolving tourism strategy at WTM 2024. While Florida is known for its theme parks and beaches, Young emphasizes efforts to highlight lesser-known attractions, including the Kennedy Space Center and unique rural communities. She also discusses the impact of Brightline's new route extension, making smaller coastal cities more accessible. With over 140 million visitors annually, Visit Florida continues to focus on encouraging repeat visits by offering fresh experiences and discovering hidden gems across the state, aiming for sustained growth in the coming years. -
16 Aug 24
NEWS
Florida posts best ever Q2 tourist arrivalsThe Sunshine State just recorded its best ever second quarter tourism numbers. Florida Governor Ron ...Read moreFlorida posts best ever Q2 tourist arrivals - News & announcementsThe Sunshine State just recorded its best ever second quarter tourism numbers. Florida Governor Ron DeSantis announced a highest-ever 34.2 million visitors for Q2. It was a small 1.7% increase over the Q2 2023 but is a new all-time high for the quarter. “Florida continues to be the top destination for tourists. These remarkable numbers are a testament to our commitment to public safety and sensible leadership,” Gov. DeSantis said. Breaking down the numbers, it welcomed 31.5 million domestic visitors and two million overseas travelers. Canada was the top overseas source market with about 739,000. “Florida continues to be the destination of choice for millions of domestic and international travelers,” said Dana Young, President & CEO of VISIT FLORIDA. “We will continue to leverage our strengths to ensure that Florida remains the top destination for travelers worldwide.”Related News Stories: Summer events on Florida's Historic Coast Disney gets green light for a fifth Florida theme park Summer family fun in Florida's Paradise Coast What's New in Florida 2024: Unveiling the Sunshine State's ... Experience Kissimmee teams up EPL team Brighton New for 2024 in the Florida Keys and Key West - TravelMole Five tourists drown at Florida beach town in four days New Florida resort set to open in Punta Gorda TravelMole Visit Tampa Bay rolls out new branded craft beer
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20 May 24
NEWS
Florida just had his best quarter ever for tourismThe Sunshine state just had the best quarter for tourist arrivals in its history. Florida ...Read moreFlorida just had his best quarter ever for tourism - News & announcementsThe Sunshine state just had the best quarter for tourist arrivals in its history. Florida tourism’s first quarter of 2024 reaches 40.6 million visitors, the most ever, while the revised full year total was 140 million visitors in 2023. This is also a record, up 2.3% on 2022. It was hailed by the state DMO. “Florida tourism continues to welcome visitors with open arms,” said Dana Young, CEO of Visit Florida. “The record-breaking visitation of 2023 has continued in 2024.” Domestic travel made up the vast bulk of total visitation last year with 129.1 million domestic visitors coming to Florida. There were 3.2 million Canadians in 2023, and 8.3 million overseas visitors from other countries. “Once again, Florida leads the nation for tourists,” Gov. Ron DeSantis said. “These record-breaking numbers show that our work has made Florida tourism even more attractive to visitors.” Orlando International was the states busiest gateway slightly ahead of Miami.Related News Stories: Airport worker injured fter falling from aircraft cabin Alaska Airlines' blowout plane was scheduled for maintenance later ... Family blames online casino debts for guest's overboard death Bomb threat grounds BA flight in Bermuda Brit in hospital after Caribbean shark attack Visit Lauderdale - TravelMole Reliving the golden age of space travel at Kennedy Space Center ... Loganair begins Embraer fleet refurbishment Delta flight badly damaged in severe hail storm Body found after man overboard near Sydney
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07 May 24
NEWS
Florida’s biggest pride celebration in St. PeteSt. Pete/Clearwater is home to a jubilant, loud and proud LGBTQ+ population. They come together throughout ...Read moreFlorida’s biggest pride celebration in St. Pete - News & announcementsSt. Pete/Clearwater is home to a jubilant, loud and proud LGBTQ+ population. They come together throughout the month of June to celebrate the area’s queer history. St Pete Pride is the largest festival of its kind in the state, and one of the biggest in the US, with over 300,000 attendees at the street parade alone last year. Nicole Berman, Executive Director of St Pete Pride explains: “"As we gear up for St Pete Pride 2024, I'm filled with immense pride and excitement for what lies ahead. St Pete Pride isn't just an event; it's a beacon of hope, representation, and celebration “. “In 2024, we're setting the bar even higher, ensuring that every individual feels seen, heard, and valued. St Pete Pride Parade, presented by Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino - 22 June, Downtown St. Pete The 2024 parade is set to be the biggest yet. Starting at 2pm in North and South Straub Parks, the St Pete Pride Parade Day Festival, presented by CAN Community Health, features local vendors, food trucks, community partners, two entertainment stages, family area, and more. Events all month 2024 St. Pete Pride Friday Night Concert with Sasha Colby – 21 June 2024, Jannus Live Officially opening Pride festival weekend, Jannus Live is the party of all parties. An event brimming with top LGBTQIA+ talent, dance floor tunes, and cocktails with special guest, Sasha Colby. Winner of Ru Paul’s Drag Race Season 15, Sasha is a world-renowned performer, trans activist, actress and dance. Pride Kick-Off, presented by COCKtail – 1 June 2024, Grand Central District, Downtown St. Pete Grand Central District, in downtown St. Pete, is host to the ‘Pride Kick Off Party’ setting off the month-long festival. Expect DJ’s, live entertainment, craft beer, cocktails and more. Youth and Family Day – 8 June 2024, North Straub Park, St. Pete All members of the family are encouraged to get involved in Pride. A dedicated LGBTQ+ ‘Youth & Family Day’ on Saturday 8 June has been specially crafted for young queer individuals to feel accepted and learn more about the community they are a part of. Queer visibility for all ages is a cornerstone of St. Pete Pride. Transtastic Celebration, presented by Love The Golden Rule, Inc. - June 28, The Museum of Fine Arts Pride is about more than just partying in St. Pete, with evenings such as the ‘Transtastic Celebration’ dedicated to hosting an intimate space to hear and amplify the voices of St. Pete’s trans and non-binary community. This event is an important pillar of Pride month that goes hand in hand with the Trans March that leads the St. Pete Pride Parade on 22 June 2024. Shades of Pride, presented by Metro Inclusive Health – LGBTQIA+ Juneteenth Art & Music Festival – 14-15 June 2024 This two-day celebration where a ballroom ‘Honours Ball’ meets slam poetry is a stand-out. Throughout you can expect the ‘Pride Power and Passion Party’, and full introduction to ballroom culture with the legendary Kevin Prodigy! Followed by ‘Shade Vs Pride Slam Poetry’ hosted by Novacane, this is a full immersion into a key facet of LGBTQ+ culture. Where to eat and drink LGBTQ+ bars, restaurants, and nightclubs can all be found in the local area, from the renowned pop-up lesbian bar series ‘LickHer’ by Rachel Covello, to the uber-up beat ‘COCKtail’ at the Mari Jean, both great spots before partying at ‘WetSpot’. Also a must is ‘The Saint’, a Catholic style bar where you can confess your sins for a cocktail. Where to stay Stays for Pride can be amped up at the ever-popular adults-only Mari Jean, where party-going LGBTQ+ travellers can stay and enjoy evening parties around the pool before the onsite nightclub. Alternatively, for a more relaxing beach-experience, The Saint Hotel is only moments from St. Pete Beach. Where to beach After a day of celebrating in downtown St. Pete, kick back and relax on Sunset Beach and Pass-A-Grille. Friendly and welcoming, these beaches are known for their laid-back atmosphere and beach bars that open up onto the waterfront, providing a relaxing yet fun atmosphere perfect for watching the sunset. For more about St. Pete Pride, visit: www.stpetepride.orgRelated News Stories: Florida Keys & Key West - TravelMole Visit Orlando - TravelMole American Cruise Lines opens biggest ever season on Columbia ... Visit Lauderdale - TravelMole Experience Kissimmee - TravelMole The best Coastal Mississippi events Inspiring San Diego events all year round Royal Caribbean Group ships undergo sustainable cruising trial in ... The Unmissables: Ultimate indulgence on Turkey's Antalya coast What's new in the Finger Lakes
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07 May 24
Partner News
Florida’s Tourism Boom: Dana Young Analyzes Surge in UK VisitorsAt IPW 24, Dana Young, the driving force behind Visit Florida, delves into the ...Read moreFlorida’s Tourism Boom: Dana Young Analyzes Surge in UK Visitors - News & announcementsAt IPW 24, Dana Young, the driving force behind Visit Florida, delves into the significant uptick in UK tourism to the Sunshine State. Recent statistics for March 2024 reveal a remarkable 12% surge in visitors from the UK, surpassing pre-pandemic levels. Young credits this growth to targeted marketing campaigns highlighting Florida's diverse attractions. Beyond its renowned beaches and theme parks, she emphasizes the state's rich array of experiences. Looking ahead, Young explores Florida's pivotal role in upcoming global events like the FIFA World Cup and the Cricket World Cup, envisioning them as drivers for further tourism growth. With strategic foresight, Young underscores Florida's enduring appeal as a premier destination. -
26 Mar 24
NEWS
Wild swimming spots in FloridaFrom the open sea to hidden springs, cenotes and canyons, there is nowhere better than ...Read moreWild swimming spots in Florida - News & announcementsFrom the open sea to hidden springs, cenotes and canyons, there is nowhere better than Florida for wild swimming spots. Adventurous swimmers will find hidden watering holes right across the Sunshine State. It’s a rewarding way to connect with nature and to beat the heat. Discover the springs in Crystal River, Sebring's serene lakeshores and many more captivating swimming destinations. Here's a roundup of Florida’s best wild swimming spots: Visit St. Pete/Clearwater Visitors can escape the crowds at St. Pete/Clearwater's natural watering holes. From gems like the serene Sand Key Park, offering a romantic beach escape with Gulf views, to Spring Bayou, known as the 'Golden Crescent', to experience serene nature surrounding its brackish waters. Crystal River Widely known as the Manatee Capital of the World, Crystal River, is the only place in the United States to legally experience the up-close encounter of swimming with these gentle giants. Located in Central Florida's Gulf Coast, Crystal River and the surrounding cities of Old Homosassa, Inverness and Floral City are an authentic showcase of outdoor adventure and scenic beauty. Pristine swimmable springs and a network of rivers, lakes, marshlands, and mangroves make Crystal River perfect for wild swimming. Columbia County Florida's Columbia County hosts the meeting point of the Santa Fe River and Suwannee River and is fondly known as the Springs Capital of the US. Conveniently located between Jacksonville and Tallahassee, this subtropical paradise invites visitors to explore its lush pine forests and crystal-clear natural springs, with an array of year-round swimming options. Columbia County boasts miles of rivers, trails, aquatic caves, and waterfalls. Ichetucknee Springs State Park, a cherished destination just north of Gainesville, features eight major crystal-clear springs along the six-mile Ichetucknee River. It offers paddling, tubing and snorkeling, as well as wild swimming. What's more, the water maintains a constant, invigorating temperature of 22 degrees Celsius throughout the year. For the adventurous, Blue Hole Spring provides a secluded haven with its 40-feet-deep turquoise waters, attracting cave divers. Additionally, Rum Island Spring and Park, has a fascinating history rooted in 1930s moonshine lore, and now stands as a pristine swimming spot for families. Sebring For relaxation, Sebring's lakeside beaches promise just that. Highlands County boasts more than 100 lakes, including Lake Istokpoga, Florida's fifth largest lake. Explore Fisheating Creek and Arbuckle Creek, the last free-flowing stream in South Florida or at the popular City Pier Beach on Lake Jackson, featuring white sands and amenities like covered picnic tables and play areas. Other must visit spots include Hidden Beach Crescent Beach, Donaldson Park Beach and Lake Tulane Park, which are some of the state's best-kept secrets. Walton County Travelers can delve into the underwater wonders of Walton County, where 26 miles of shoreline meet the Gulf of Mexico, providing easy access to Choctawhatchee Bay and rare coastal dune lakes. You can explore these waters through swimming, scuba diving, snorkeling, fishing, or boating. Wild swimming is an exhilarating and deeply fulfilling activity but it’s crucial to choose safe locations, avoiding areas with strong currents and hazardous wildlife. Refraining from disrupting wildlife, and avoiding damage to vegetation are essential practices. To find out more, visit www.visitflorida.comRelated News Stories: Louisiana Travel - TravelMole Visit Sweden - TravelMole Amari Presents Ultimate Family Getaways this Easter in Thailand ... Tourism Nova Scotia - TravelMole Visit Arizona Destination British Columbia - TravelMole Visit Lauderdale - TravelMole Antigua & Barbuda...Your Space in the Sun - TravelMole Olympic Holidays - TravelMole Exodus Travels - TravelMole