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ICON Park to Host Veterans Day Celebration
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2 years agoon
ORLANDO, Fla. – ICON Park and its tenants are celebrating the brave men and women who protect our country this Veterans Day with a variety of discounts and a special event with the U.S. Army.
- Museum of Illusions Orlando – Military members can receive $21.99 admission, a $5 discount
- Madame Tussauds Orlando – Offers a 10 percent military discount all year long
- SEA LIFE Orlando Aquarium – Offers a 10 percent military discount all year long
- Brother Jimmy’s – Offers 10 percent off for military members year round
- Sloppy Joe’s – Veterans can receive 20 percent off their final bill Nov. 11 to 13
- Buffalo Wild Wings – All veterans and active military members can redeem 10 free boneless wings and fries on Nov. 11 and a 10 percent military discount year round
- Ole Red – Offers 10 percent off for veterans and active military throughout the year (excludes alcoholic purchases)
- Tapa Toro – Military personnel receive 10 percent off food and beverage
- Tin Roof – Offers a 15 percent military discount all year long
- Gordon Ramsay Fish & Chips – Offers 10 percent off for veterans and active military throughout the year (excludes alcoholic purchases)
- iCafe De Paris – BOGO alcoholic beverages and 15 percent discount on menu items for military personnel Nov. 11 to 13
- Shake Shack – Offers a 10 percent military discount
- Build-A-Bear Workshop – Veterans and active military receive 10 percent off purchases
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Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA) Announces 2023 Board of Directors Executive Committee
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2 years agoon
January 17, 2023TALLAHASSEE (FNN) – Today, the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA) announced the installation of its 2023 Board of Directors Executive Committee, which includes veteran industry leaders with nearly 230 years of combined experience in hospitality. As Florida’s premier non-profit hospitality trade association, FRLA has provided unmatched service to the industry and its members for more than 75 years. The mission of FRLA is to protect, educate, and promote Florida’s hospitality industry – a nearly $112 billion industry with more than one million employees.
FRLA’s 2023 Board of Directors Executive Committee is comprised of the following:
Chair: John Horne, Owner of Anna Maria Oyster Bars, Bradenton region, and Café L’Europe, Sarasota
Vice Chair: Roger Amidon, General Manager for Palm Beach Marriott Singer Island Beach Resort & Spa
Secretary/Treasurer and Restaurant Director: Nick Sarra, Chief Operating Officer, Saltwater Restaurants, Inc., Destin
Lodging Director: Barbara Bowden, Area Managing Director for Loews Hotels at Universal Orlando
Restaurant Director: Henry Delgado, Managing Partner, Smith & Wollensky Restaurant Group, Miami Beach
Lodging Director: Lisa Lombardo, Chief Culture and Strategy Officer, HDG Hotels, Ocala
Immediate Past Chair: Olivia Hoblit, Regional Manager for Innisfree Hotels, Amelia Island
“The 2023 FRLA Board of Directors Executive Committee is one of our strongest ever,” said Carol Dover, President and CEO of the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA). “With more than two centuries’ worth of combined experience, we value the wisdom and guidance of these industry icons as we work to build on our industry’s incredible growth this year. In the face of uncertain economic times, historic food prices, and labor challenges, we need dedicated and passionate industry leaders who are innovative thinkers to get engaged. John Horne is a true visionary with such a warm and big personality who thrives in this wonderful ‘people business’ we all love, and we are thrilled to have him as our new Chair.”
“It’s an incredible honor to lead the FRLA Board of Directors, and I am looking forward to an outstanding year,” said John Horne, Board Chair for the Florida Restaurant and Lodging Association (FRLA). “Hospitality is the greatest industry in Florida, and it is our collective priority to keep it that way through our statewide and federal advocacy, as well as our commitment to make a difference in our local communities. We’re in the business of helping our guests have memorable experiences and ensuring that Florida remains the greatest place to live, work, and have FUN!”
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Central Florida Zoo & Botanical Gardens adds New Year’s Eve celebration
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PHOTOS: The Complete List of Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association’s 2022 Hospitality Gala Winners
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December 18, 2022ORLANDO, Fla. (FNN) – The Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association recognized leaders in the hotel and hospitality industry during its annual Hospitality Awards gala at Disney Coronado Springs Resort Saturday.
The event not only honored industry leaders, but also provided legislative updates, including $50 million in the state budget to ensure Visit Florida and Enterprise Florida continue running until 2028, which was co-sponsored by former State Representative Daisy Morales, who was present Saturday.
The 2022 CFHLA Hospitality Award Winners
2022 Lodging Member of the Year
Jesse Martinez
General Manager, The Alfond Inn at Rollins
2022 Engineer of the Year
Ryan Garro
Global Engineering/Resort Operations, Marriott Vacations Worldwide
2022 PAC Member of the Year
Erin Sims, CEO of Landform of Central Florida, Inc.
2022 Allied Member of the Year
Lou Rocco, President & CEO, Global Sourcing International, LLC
2022 Charles Andrews Memorial Hospitality Award
Jason Siegel, President & Chief Executive Officer, Greater Orlando Sports Commission
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Mellissa Thomas is Editor for Florida National News. | mellissa.thomas@floridanationalnews.com
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