Fun Spot Crates Hint at New Coaster Plans
RMC-branded coaster crates were spotted at Fun Spot America in Orlando as the park's CEO discussed adding another roller coaster in Central Florida.
Orlando Travel News
Across Orlando, coverage here takes in airline route changes, destination developments, transportation shifts, visitor experiences and travel trends. Reporting tracks the movement of people in and out of the city and the facilities that support them.
Theme Parks
Embed to Showcase Kiosk+ EmOne at IAAPA
The cashless system supplier will present its Developer Hub and self-service kiosk at the Orlando trade show next month.
Air Travel
Live Poll
Do you believe new direct flight routes improve economic opportunities for businesses in your area?
TAP Air Portugal to Launch Direct Orlando-Lisbon Flights
The new nonstop service will connect Orlando to 38 European destinations starting on October 29, 2026.
Business Travel
Live Poll
Do diverse local dining options make your airport travel experience more enjoyable?
SSP America Will Open Three Eateries at Orlando Airport
The expansion will bring new food and beverage concepts to the Orlando International Airport North Terminal Complex by 2026.
Travel Destinations
Live Poll
Should theme parks permanently ban guests who violate ride safety rules?
Disney World Banned Guests After Epcot Ride Incident
Officials prohibited a guest and his party from returning to the property following a stunt at the Mexico pavilion.
Hotels
Hilton Garden Inn Lake Buena Vista Completes $2.3M Renovation
The 137-room Orlando hotel updated guest rooms, public spaces, restaurant, meeting areas and pool.
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Day to day, that means airline expansion, terminal capacity, destination management and the changing preferences of those arriving for leisure or business. It reaches across the city and the communities around it where those services are based. The influx of seasonal visitors often dictates the pace of infrastructure projects and the availability of local transport. Security protocols and the timing of peak travel cycles remain the primary factors shifting the flow of visitors through the region.