Fort Myers – 2nd lowest county for Tourist Taxes

December 28th, 2011 |

Three Florida cities topped the list with Fort Lauderdale in first, Fort Myers in second, and West Palm Beach in third

New York (CNN) — A list of the top five
2011 U.S. cities with the lowest and highest tourism taxes is out, showing cost
differences in as much as 56% on average, according to an annual study by the
Global Business Travel Association Foundation.

Listed as the five lowest
tax burdened cities out of 50 destinations, three Florida cities topped the
list with Fort Lauderdale in first, Fort Myers in second, and West Palm Beach
in third.  Why not take advantage and contact Universal Vacations today for all your accomdation needs  www.univacus.com

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Business travelers opt Vacation Rentals while on the road.

October 26th, 2011 |

10% of travelers say they have stayed in a vacation rental for a business trip

There are many luxurious amenities a business traveler enjoys while sleeping on the
road: fluffy beds, room service, decked-out fitness centers and concierges.

These amenities make traveling more comfortable. But when it comes down to it, take
it from Dorothy: There’s no place like home.

Some business travelers say they prefer staying in furnished vacation rentals, corporate
housing and inns versus hotels, particularly for lengthier stays.

That’s not just because alternative accommodations usually come with more space, free
Wi-Fi, free laundry facilities and free parking, but doing so helps battle the
lonesome blues while offering homey and off-the-beaten-path experiences.

“Living in hotels can be very depressing,” says Mark Mule, a traveling pit
orchestra musician who is usually on the road for weeks or months at a time.
“Corporate and vacation rentals are homes. This is good for your
head.”

Hotel occupancy rates have slowly declined in recent years. Nationally, hotels
enjoyed 63% average occupancy in 2005, according to Smith Travel Research. By
the end of 2010, that figure had fallen to 57.6% (but it’s up from its
five-year low in 2009 of 54.6%). That’s partly because of increased supply and
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Why not try one of our Bradenton Vacation Homes

September 8th, 2011 |

If you are looking for the sunshine and fair weather of Bradenton vacation homes Universal Vacations offer several different types of vacation accommodations

Universal Vacations Bradenton area Vacation Homes. If you are
looking for the sunshine and fair weather of Bradenton vacation homes Universal
Vacations offer several different types of housing depending on your unique
desires. There are houses, apartments, and condos for rent if you are looking
to move to the area or you can find beautiful vacation homes for rent when you
want to get away for a short while. By contacting Universal Vacations in Bradenton
a rental property can be found according to your specific criteria. Universal
Vacations Bradenton offer many types of accommodations for every lifestyle,
many of the homes have video tours and an abundance of professionally shot
photographs allowing you to view the home in great depth prior to making a
reservation.

Universal Vacations Bradenton have many properties to choose from
- The best thing about Bradenton rental property is that you do not have to
worry about anything when you arrive, Universal Vacations professionally manage
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