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2 weeks ago |
familyvacationist.com | Beth Luberecki
Many travelers these days aren’t slowing down after the sun sets. Nocturnal tourism—commonly known as noctourism—has been a major travel trend for 2025, with vacationers interested in everything from stargazing and chasing the Northern Lights to exploring destinations when temperatures are cooler and sunburns aren’t a concern. As a Florida resident, I definitely understand the appeal of activities that take place after the sun goes down, especially during the hot summer months.
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3 weeks ago |
businessobserverfl.com | Beth Luberecki
ExecutiveJeff Muddell, 49, president of the Sanibel office of The Sanibel Captiva Trust Co. He’s been in that role since October 2019, overseeing daily operations of the Sanibel office and working with clients. DiversionDistance running. Muddell took up the pursuit after finishing treatments for testicular cancer in November 2015. “I was trying to have a sense of normalcy, and I knew I needed a spark,” he says.
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4 weeks ago |
usatoday.com | Beth Luberecki
Packing up the kids and heading to the beach is one of the most popular family vacation ideas in the U.S. for a good reason. Whether you're into splashing in the surf, building (and destroying) elaborate sandcastles, or just lounging in the sun with a few beach essentials on hand, family beach vacations can be a relaxing reset for the whole family. But relaxing isn't all you can do at the best U.S. beach resorts.
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4 weeks ago |
businessobserverfl.com | Beth Luberecki
After long careers in the hospitality and restaurant industries, Corinne Ryan and Veljko Pavicevic felt ready to venture out on their own. Now, a decade in, the married couple who started out as business partners, have a thriving, uber-luxury restaurant business in Naples, overcoming some rough funding spots early on and then, of course, the pandemic.
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1 month ago |
familyvacationist.com | Beth Luberecki
I grew up in a family of six that made frequent trips to Walt Disney World Resort. Finding hotel rooms in the Orlando area that could accommodate all six of us, especially as us kids got older, was no easy task. But that was many years ago, and as the Orlando hotel scene has expanded over the years, so has its lodging options for big families.
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