Fort Lauderdale boat show provides a boost to hotels
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For South Florida hotels, October&#39;s end brings more than a change in the weather. It also ushers in the Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show, an annual highlight for many hospitality firms.
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Once host to the Royal Navy and George III's summer dips, the English town of Weymouth is proud of its nautical heritage and glad of the chance to rejuvenate it with the staging of the 2012 Olympic regatta.
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By Patrick Donohue, Destin Log, Fla.  Jun. 9--Legendary Marina has joined some elite company.
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By JIM FREDA  Boaters finally got a chance to get back out on the water this past weekend as rain, wind and big swells had been the pattern the last two weeks, keeping many boats tied to the docks.
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With business travelers filling rooms again, some hotels appear to be having second thoughts about their emphasis on families.
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In the midst of New Yorkâs hot hotel market, developers are betting that Chelsea is ready to become a lodging destination.
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In conjunction with the kick- off of Art Basel Miami Beach and a partnership with the Bass Museum, Regent introduces the first-ever experiential "art travel" program to be offered by a cruise and hotel company.Comment
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By BRIAN SKOLOFF  FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - A mile offshore from this city's high-rise condos and spring-break bars lie as many as 2 million old tires, strewn across the ocean floor - a white-walled, steel-belted monument to good intentions gone awry.
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By Patrick Donohue, Destin Log, Fla.  Jun. 13--Last November, the roar of offshore boats in the Gulf of Mexico could be heard all over Destin -- and they'll be heard again this fall.
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As chief executive of Loews Hotels, Jonathan Tisch knows a lot about how to make guests feel at home. He recently spoke with Globe reporter Keith Reed about the return of the business traveler, why housekeeping isn't turning down your bed, and why Boston rates may not support more luxury hotels.
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With some minor adjustments, cruise ships can provide elderly people with every amenity they get from assisted living facilities -- and a lot more fun -- suggest two doctors at Northwestern University in Chicago, Illinois.
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By Susan Cocking, The Miami Herald  Feb. 10--The four-man team aboard Wound Up took the opening lead Friday in the Fort Lauderdale Billfish Tournament with eight sailfish releases.
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By Melanie Marquez, The Bradenton Herald, Fla.  Feb. 16--CORTEZ -- Yes, the Cortez Commercial Fishing Festival brings thousands of visitors to the historic village for two days of smoked mullet, fish chowder, local music and activities.
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Waterfront Media raises $25 million to expand its health and fitness Web business, another example of money flowing into sites that target older users.
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I READ with great interest your Oct. 27 news story suggesting that the amenities of living on cruise ships are a practical substitute for life in an assisted living residence (&quot;Sailing through the golden years,&quot; Page A3).
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Two weeks after it was hit by Hurricane Charley, Florida is open for business and welcoming visitors. The organisation Visit Florida, which offers advice to holidaymakers
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As the capital gears up for President Bush's second inauguration, some of its finest hotels are dreaming up ways to lure big-spending Republican Party loyalists and Bush supporters to their properties.