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As reported by WMMB:
According to VisitFlorida.com “Currently, there are no impacts to Florida’s 2,276 miles of tidal shoreline and 663 miles of beaches. Our shores are clear and open for business.” If you have holiday plans to spend time in Panama City or any of its nearby neighbors… you should not consider canceling any of them at this time. Come and enjoy the best kept secrets in the Southeast.
Read more here.
Categories: tourism environment
A Southwest Airlines spokesperson has said the low-cost airline has received more bookings than expected for the opening of service to Northwest Florida.
Book your flight on Southwest here.
Categories: tourism
The Panama City Beach and Beaches of South Walton Convention Visitor Bureaus have launched a new web site promoting the region as a destination and touting Northwest Florida’s beaches.
Visit the new web site here.
Categories: tourism
NEWS RELEASE
Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport
Wins Final FAA Approval
May 23rd Grand Opening Right on Schedule
Panama City, Florida – (May 11, 2010) – The Panama City Bay County Airport and Industrial District (Airport Authority) today announced that Northwest Florida Beaches International Airport has received its Part 139 Airport Operating Certificate from the Federal Aviation Administration. The new airport is scheduled to begin service Sunday, May 23.
Categories: airport operations
With the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico dominating national news about the region, The News Herald filed this report about Bay County Tourism Development Council (TDC) efforts to market the region:
Categories: tourism
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