Travel in city Boca Raton

Brightline, the Florida rail line with stops throughout the state, is now selling tickets for its highly anticipated Orlando extension. 

Semi-private jet carrier JSX is adding a pair of new flights to Florida this fall just in time for cooler weather.

The Palm Beaches (the 39 cities of Palm Beach County, Florida) are well-known for their outdoor activities, from golfing to boating to tennis and even polo. But the area also boasts a surprisingly urban destination, with luxurious hotels, fine dining, theatre, shopping and much more.

Brightline may be poised to announce its newest stop in Florida — and word could come as soon as Monday.

Miami and Orlando are the two most visited cities in Florida. Miami is nicknamed the Magic City and known for its white-sand beaches, pastel-hued tropical Art Deco architecture, dynamic nightlife, and Latin vibes. Orlando is home to the Magic Kingdom and the world’s most famous mouse. Until recently, out-of-towners who wanted to experience both sides of the Sunshine State either had to hop a flight between Orlando and Miami and then take a taxi or ride-share to their destination or rent a car, navigate the oft-congested interstate, and endure the hassle of finding (usually pricey) parking during what’s supposed to be a relaxing vacation.

Florida's Brightline train is getting into the holiday spirit early by releasing its Black Friday sale weeks ahead of the holiday. The rail service is offering discounted fares from now until Nov. 27, which are valid for travel through Nov. 27 to Feb. 29, 2024. The promotion applies to Brightline’s SMART fares and discounts one-way tickets for adults to $59, and child fares to $29 when purchased with an adult ticket. Black out dates apply.

Just in time for snowbird season, semi-private air carrier JSX has just announced three new seasonal routes on the East Coast connecting the New York Metropolitan Area with Florida.

Brightline and Mears Transportation announced a partnership that will provide transportation between the Brightline Orlando Station with popular destinations such as Walt Disney World Resorts. 

After several delays, Brightline is launching its high-speed rail service between Orlando and southern Florida in just over a week.

Brightline is once again delaying its debut at Orlando.

More Floridians will have access to passenger rail this Christmas with private rail operator Brightline set to open two new stations on December 21. The stations are on Brightline’s existing South Florida rail line at Aventura, which is located between Miami and Fort Lauderdale, and Boca Raton.

Visitors have many options for getting between and around Florida’s pristine coastlines, swampy lagoons and big-time cities.