Tag: Tourism
Eating Florida Alive: The Asian Swamp Eels’ Impact (includes photo essay)
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This photo gallery explores the growing impact of the...
“The Anchored Boat”: Consequence of sargassum, a major environmental threat (includes...
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Puerto Morelos, Quintana Roo, Mexico — Every morning, a small boat named “Lucero” remains anchored, floating...
Marine life struggles as Biscayne Bay water quality declines (includes video...
The waters of Biscayne Bay, once thriving with marine life, face a crisis as pollution levels rise and threaten the ecosystem. Toxins from human...
Environmentalists, businesses, and volunteers push to make Miami environmentally conscious
Miami, a tourist hotspot year-round, is home to beautiful island-like scenery. Endless beaches and palm trees surround the city, but millions of tourists who...
Walt Disney World hit with passholder lawsuit, complaints of “predatory business...
Once able to frequent Walt Disney World whenever they pleased, annual passholders are now fed up with Disney’s changes to the system.
A class action...
Europe is opening for travel, but cruises in Florida may be...
Some European nations are opening to vaccinated plane travelers and cruise ship customers.
Passengers willing to go to Europe will have to carry a green...
Tourism returns to Miami with some roadblocks
As vaccines make their way across the country, Miami is experiencing tourism growth. But, although crowds of spring-breakers flocked to the city’s beaches in...
Are Miami Beach guidelines enough to make spring break safe? (includes...
Aside from setting a curfew, closing down causeways and dispersing crowds with pepper balls, Miami Beach is enforcing new safety measures during spring break....
Will Magic City Innovation District improve or damage Little Haiti? (includes...
(Story by Edvina Paul/Video by Edvina Paul and Gabriela Enamorado)
A growing number of businesses in Little Haiti are struggling to keep their lights on...
Coral Gables restaurants respond to the $15 minimum wage increase
On November 3, Floridians voted to raise the minimum wage from $8.56 to 15 dollars an hour. Starting on September 21, 2021, it will...

































