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<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Julie R
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by chrizzy100
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by winfie
Hello all!
I am doing a project on tourism from the uk to florida and am conducting a research. What is the first thing that comes to mind when tourist from the uk think about florida? What are the general feelings about florida? What other destinations might be prefered over florida and why?
thanks for your help!!
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We first started going to FL from the UK for Christmas to get away from all the money being spent on gifts...then it became a habit.......:D
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Chrizzy,
Talkng of habits.......... I have had 2 Starbucks today Chrizzy!
Julie R
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I've not been into town for one since I got back home......I will this weekend.....:D
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I completely agree with all the above we would consider going elsewhere and have looked (more for my hubby than for me im afraid) as the next time will be our 6th time in as many years but after trawling through the brochures and the web sites guess where I book
Fun
Sun
Shopping
Sea World
Universal
Shopping
Sun
And as was said above it feels like coming home everytime
Sarah
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Yeh, I agree with everything. We never have a lot of money to spend but booking a villa is just great - so cheap compared with other countries and you know the weather is lovely. And of course so much to do even if you are not a park addict. The Americans cater so well for people with disabilities - they put our country to shame - so anyone can enjoy a good holiday at a reasonable cost - no wonder we keep coming back.
Lisi [8D]
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Hi:)
May be it`s a Southern thing !
Love the people,the sun,beaches,variety of things to do
good eatin (southern spellin)
Down side not a lot of history, such a young country
but you try to make the most of what you have.
Not as much litter (trash) in the streets.
Have a nice one
Ian[msnwink]
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<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by winfie
Hello all!
I am doing a project on tourism from the uk to florida and am conducting a research. What is the first thing that comes to mind when tourist from the uk think about florida? What are the general feelings about florida? What other destinations might be prefered over florida and why?
thanks for your help!!
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Just wondering, if you're from Florida, then what do you think of all us Brits coming over there and buying up all of your properties? [msnwink]
I say that with a bit of mischief but what do you think of all those tourist? [msnsmile]
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According to their profile, Winfie is from Australia. Probably also get their fair share of tourists there I would think?
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<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by blott
According to their profile, Winfie is from Australia. Probably also get their fair share of tourists there I would think?
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Oh...so s/he is! [:I]
Still like to know what Floridians(?) think of us tourists. :).
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<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by Pikey1999
<blockquote id="quote" class="ffs">quote:Originally posted by winfie
Hello all!
I am doing a project on tourism from the uk to florida and am conducting a research. What is the first thing that comes to mind when tourist from the uk think about florida? What are the general feelings about florida? What other destinations might be prefered over florida and why?
thanks for your help!!
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Just wondering, if you're from Florida, then what do you think of all us Brits coming over there and buying up all of your properties? [msnwink]
I say that with a bit of mischief but what do you think of all those tourist? [msnsmile]
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I keep telling my American neigbours that us Brits are buying back America one home at a time.......at one time it was a joke.....but now I think its really happening.....LOL!
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I think it is wonderful that all of you from the UK are coming to Florida, and also to the rest of the USA, as tourists. As far as buying up all the property, not a problem. We can build it much faster than we can sell it here. One thing that most of we Yanks can agree on however, is that if we see a car riding in the left (passing) lane for miles on end, we can be sure it is one of our UK frends behind the wheel! I have friends in the Cotswolds area of the UK and I have a hard time believing what you all pay for things in the UK. Housing, petrol, the price of a pint!! Whoa Nellie! That would never do here, as the price you pay for petrol alone, would ruin our entire economy.
Someone else mentioned that there is a lack of history here. Well in comparison to the UK that is indeed true, we have only been at this for 512 years now. We have no buildings more than a couple of hundred years old, few monuments to the glory of ancestral deeds, and admittedly a lesser degree of "properness" in many facets of our life, but we have also no burden to support most of those historic items either. We are indeed a disposable society. If it (real property or implements) is a few years old and having a problem, out it goes and a new one is acquired, you may have noticed that we do not have repair shops for very many items; other than the automobile. The pace of life is so much faster here than in the UK, when I holiday there, I feel as if time is at a standstill and that is such a welcome feeling.
Please, keep coming to our country, invest in all the properties you care to own, enjoy our beautiful land as much as we do ourselves. The USA is called the "melting pot" of the world, as we readlily accept almost everyone unto our shores. We here, are after all, immigrants to these shores too!
