As Americans gear up for a year of exploration, the leading travel brand is giving five lucky winners a chance to win 1 million Marriott Bonvoy points.

Some rewards are a long time coming, especially when you restore a historic landmark like the L akeside Inn. Mount Dora's ...

As Americans set their intentions for the new year, a recent survey¹ from hospitality leader Marriott Bonvoy® reveals that 91% of Americans plan to travel in 2026, and nearly half (49%) say they want ...

New Year’s with kids doesn’t have to be chaotic—in fact, it can be incredibly memorable. Whether you choose a sunny beach, snowy mountains, a cultural capital, or a close-to-home cabin, the right ...

The town’s moniker reads like a playful contradiction in Florida’s eternal summer – there’s certainly nothing “wintery” about the gloriously mild climate, though the “park” portion couldn’t be more ...

The Fort King National Historic Landmark preserves the site of a Seminole War-era military outpost, providing a sobering reminder of Florida’s complex past. The visitor center uses interactive ...

A Miami developer has big plans for 20 acres in downtown Orlando, and has signed on a renowned London-based architect to design a potential multi-billion dollar plan.

FOUR. RAY, THANK YOU. AND JUST INTO THE NEWSROOM, THE AC HOTEL IS RESPONDING TO ONLINE RUMORS OF IMMIGRATION OFFICERS IN DOWNTOWN GREENVILLE. THE HOTEL SAYS IN PART, QUOTE, WE ARE AWARE OF THE RUMORS ...

THE CITY OF ORLANDO IS NO LONGER RESTRICTING PARKING AT SOME OF THEIR DOWNTOWN GARAGES. A SPOKESPERSON FOR THE CITY SAID THAT THE PARKING BAN WAS ONLY IN PLACE JUST FOR A WEEKEND. WESH 2 NEWS PAOLA ...

SCOTTSDALE, AZ — Old Town Scottsdale will soon be home to another hotel. PEG Cos., a development firm that recently opened a hotel in an historic building in downtown Phoenix, announced this week that ...

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ORLANDO, Fla. — A state of emergency, curfew and ban on alcohol sales after midnight in Orlando’s downtown entertainment district that was put in place after a shooting Nov. 1 expired at 5 p.m.