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ttglive.com
Travel City Direct subsidiary, which was one
of Florida’s top operators.
ORLANDO AND CENTRAL FLORIDA.
Kissimmee is the main area for accommoda-
tion in Florida, thanks to its proximity to
Orlando’s theme parks and other attractions.
British Airways and Virgin Atlantic
scheduled flights go to Orlando International
airport, while all charter flights to the state
go to Orlando Sanford International
airport, about 50 miles from Kissimmee.
Transfers typically cost less than £20 and
the journey time is under an hour.
FlexibleTrips describes Kissimmee as its
“hotspot” for Florida, while other areas
include Orlando’s International Drive and
Lake Buena Vista, close to Walt Disney
World. K
issimmee
Apartments Abroad features Central Kissimmee, described as a “hotspot” by FlexibleTrips, offers access to Orlando’s theme parks and other outdoor pursuits
Florida strongly. Its properties are mainly
villas, private and executive homes, and He added: “The US has been somewhat condominiums in the Orlando and Kissimmee
managing director Ian Thirlwall said: “We credit-crunched and squeezed by both areas as well as villas offering up to six bed-
have recently beefed up our Florida self- higher fuel costs and the exchange rate, but rooms and quality from Standard three-star
catering offering to include additional the sheer strength of Florida’s family appeal to Executive Plus (four-star plus).
allocation-on-arrival villas in the Disney should see overall demand maintained. In response to demand for luxury
area as well as a significant amount of We’re also hopeful of a Barack Bounce effect.” accommodation,
Somewhere2stay.com has
luxury-named accommodation.” Medhotels features a range of hotels and boosted its four-star offerings with the
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