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What's New in 2025 Press Release

Whether exploring epic imaginative worlds, soaring through the Arctic tundra or diving deep into a literary-themed adults-only speakeasy, the destination’s iconic attractions promise unforgettable adventures. With every corner brimming with unique encounters—themed dining, vibrant nightlife, major international sports and entertainment events, and new luxury accommodations—Orlando continues to be the perfect stage for an ‘Unbelievably Real’ vacation in 2025. In fact, AAA named Florida the No. 1 travel destination for 2025.
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Countdown to Eras Tour: Orlando's Stellar Swiftie Celebrations

Taylor Swift is coming to Florida this fall for The Eras Tour! Even if you aren't able to make it down to Miami for the show, you can celebrate in Orlando with a variety of Swiftie-inspired events and activities to fill the blank spaces on your calendar. From pre-show meetups to post-concert celebrations, there's something for every fan to enjoy. Get ready to sing along to your favorite hits and make unforgettable memories!
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Parathyroid surgery at TGH gives kidney transplant patient new hope

TAMPA, Fla. — July is Parathyroid Awareness Month, and Dr. Sara Karjoo has a big reason to smile and hug Dr. Doug Politz at Tampa General Hospital. 
While both are physicians, this past May, Karjoo was a patient of Poltiz.
“I am feeling much better. You have no idea,” said Karjoo with a big smile. 
Earlier in the year, her calcium levels began to rise and for Karjoo, that was very bad. She is in stage five renal failure and in need of a kidney transplant.
“For the survival of that new kidney, to...
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Tampa General Hospital sits on an island just feet from the Bay. Here's how they keep patients safe during a storm.

TAMPA, Fla. — Just feet away from Hillsborough Bay sits one of the largest hospitals in the country. Tampa General Hospital is located on Davis Islands.
Some question how a hospital so close to the water can be safe, especially during hurricane season when storms have threatened our coast. Officials say that’s why they prepare year-round to make sure their hurricane preparedness plan is ready to go and up to date if a storm were to hit.