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Universal Vacations/White Cap passed the SSL Program Guidelines and earned the prestigious “White Glove Award”.

White Cap Beach Condos Ft Myers Beach

As a result of meeting with Nancy MacPhee, Program Director Lee County Visitors Convention Bureau, Universal Vacations decided to submit White Cap Beach Condos for Superior Small Lodging membership. This is an opportunity to join the ranks of approved properties that guarantee a high level of service, comfort, cleanliness and security for their guests, as well as a sense of style and ambience.

As a Superior Small Lodging member White Cap Beach Condos will:

• Be listed with a reciprocal link on the 2013/14 SSL website www.superiorsmalllodging.com
• Featured listing in the FL SSL Directory distributed through all 4 Florida Welcome Centers
• Eligible to participate in member promotions offered by FL SSL
• SSL designation in the Lee County VCB’s Beaches of Ft. Myers & Sanibel’s website & visitor guide

To qualify White Cap Beach Condos had to meet the Superior Small Lodging guidelines and pass the review.

Tuesday, June 18, 2013, Universal Vacations/White Cap passed the SSL Program Guidelines and earned the prestigious “White Glove Award”.

The “White Glove Award” is awarded to properties that receive a perfect housekeeping score of 100% during the annual inspection done by an outside company. There are only three (3) other lodging properties on Fort Myers Beach that hold this distinction.

This Airstream has been specially converted for the purpose of providing visitor information to Fort Myers

The Fort Myer Beach Chamber of Commerce has launched its new mobile visitor information center, a 1960’s-era classic Airstream aluminum-and-rivets travel trailer whose design dates to the 1930’s. This Airstream has been specially converted for the purpose of providing visitor information to Fort Myers Beach visitors. At just 17 feet in length, the Airstream “Caravel” model is among the smallest ever made by the iconic travel trailer manufacturer. The beach chamber had actively sought donations for a year to raise the $30,000 needed to purchase the used trailer. and the trailer stripped of all travel trailer components, including kitchen, bath and sleeping areas. Two side windows were replaced with an aluminum hinged opening, much like a food truck customer walk-up window. The interior was remade into a small office with brochure racks.“We chose an Airstream because it represents the Great American Vacation, and because they have a reputation for being built to last,” said chamber president Bud Nocera. “Then to give it an even more unique and fun look, we asked local artist Dave Drotleff to create a vehicle wrap design for the exterior. “We gave Dave a list of Fort Myers Beach landmarks, events and animals and he created a design that exceeded our wildest expectations.”At its roll-out party, the mobile visitor center was dedicated and named in the memory of long-time Fort Myers Beach hotelier and businesswoman, Roxie Smith. “Roxie” will be rotated between locations at both north and south ends of Fort Myers Beach. One location will be on Old San Carlos Blvd, near Time Square on the North end. The other will be in Santini Marina Plaza on the South end. The visitor center will be staffed by volunteers and the chamber is currently recruiting volunteers who can serve at least one four-hour shift per week. For more information, contact Bud Nocera at the Fort Myers Beach Chamber of Commerce, 239-454-7500 – See more at: http://www.fortmyersbeach.org/#sthash.kfAFDOMs.dpuf