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Tourist Development Councils
Amelia Island Tourist Development Council
961687 Gateway Blvd., Suite G
Amelia Island, FL 32034
Toll-Free: 1.800.2AMELIA
Fax: 904.261.6997
Rich in history, natural beauty and charm Amelia Island offers visitors an unspoiled setting for relaxing or that all important golf game. The Island's varied terrain plays host to many of the regions most spectacular golf courses.
Clay County Tourist Development Council
1734 Kingsley Ave
Orange Park , FL 32073
Phone: 904.264.7373
Fax: 904.269.0363
Paid for by Clay County Tourist Development Council Funds.
Clay County, Florida is located in Northeast Florida, just south of Jacksonville, and is bounded on its entire eastern border by the St. Johns River. We are rich in nature based and heritage tourism. Clay County has everything from magnificent golf courses, historic sites, festivals, sports, equestrian events, camping, fishing, boating, and all forms of water activities.
Duval County Tourist Development Council
117 W. Duval Street, Ste. 425
Jacksonville, FL 32202
Phone: 904.630.7625
Fax: 904.630.2906
The Duval County Tourist Development Council (TDC) is the governing body overseeing the collection and distribution of the local bed tax. Using a portion of this tax, the TDC funds marketing programs, promotions and events designed to generate an increased number of visitors to the area, creating a positive economic impact on the local economy through their support of the tourism industry.
Flagler County Tourist Development Council
1200 East Moody Blvd. #1
Bunnell , Florida 32110
Toll-Free: 1.800.881.1022
Nestled between Daytona And St. Augustine, Flagler County was passed by in the rush to develop Florida and is a haven from the pressures of the world. With 135 holes of golf on 9 courses, Flagler County is the avid golfers paradise. This is the only destination i the U.S. with courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Come and Relax on the Quiet Side of Florida.
Tourist Boards
Chamber of Commerce at Amelia Island
961687 Gateway Blvd.
Amelia Island, FL
Phone: 904.261.3248
Toll-Free: 866.4.Amelia
Rich in history, natural beauty and charm Amelia Island offers visitors an unspoiled setting for relaxing or that all important golf game. The Island's varied terrain plays host to many of the regions most spectacular golf courses.
1734 Kingsley Ave
Orange Park , FL 32073
Phone: 904.264.7373
Fax: 904.269.0363
Paid for by Clay County Tourist Development Council Funds.
The Clay County Tourism Division is available whenever you are looking for overnight accommodations, meeting space, event information or visitor's services. We are the source for Clay County hotels, restaurants, events, shopping, golf, and parks & recreation such as: camping, boating, hiking, biking, sightseeing and more!
550 Water St #1000
Jacksonville , FL 32202
Phone: 904.798.9100
Fax: 904.798.9103
Visit Jacksonville is the sales and marketing organization contracted by the Duval County Tourist Development Council (TDC) to champion the growth of business and leisure tourism in Northeast Florida. The tourism industry is a leading economic engine for the region, with 6.6 million visitors generating a $4.3 billion economic impact and over 110,000 local jobs in 2004.
20 Airport Road
Palm Coast , FL 32164
Toll-Free: 800.881.1022
Fax: 386.437.5700
Nestled between Daytona And St. Augustine, Flagler County was passed by in the rush to develop Florida and is a haven from the pressures of the world. With 135 holes of golf on 9 courses, Flagler County is the avid golfers paradise. This is the only destination i the U.S. with courses designed by Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player. Come and Relax on the Quiet Side of Florida.
St. Augustine , Ponte Vedra, & the Beaches Visitor & Conventions Bureau
88 Riberia St., Suite 400
St. Augustine , FL 32084
Toll-Free: 1.800.653.2489
With more than a dozen championship courses, St. Augustine, Ponte Vedra & The Beaches has become Florida’s choice golf destination. We are home of the PGA Tour, TPC at Sawgrass and the World Golf Hall of Fame where the legends of the game are honored. From seaside luxury resorts, and quaint bed and breakfast inns to condominiums, campgrounds and RV parks, visitors can choose accommodations for everyone’s taste and price range. And when it comes to beachside relaxation, we have 42 miles of pristine, accessible natural sandy beaches. It is truly a golfer’s paradise!
Other Partners
Jacksonville Aviation Authority
P.O. Box 18018
Jacksonville , FL 32229
Phone: 904.741.2000
The Jacksonville Aviation Authority owns and manages the Jacksonville Airport System which is comprised of Jacksonville International Airport (JIA), Craig Airport, Herlong Airport and Cecil Field. The Jacksonville Airport System is a diversified airport system that serves the commercial, business and recreational aviation needs of the City of Jacksonville, Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia.
For more information on the airport system, including business opportunities, please call (904) 741.2000, or visit our website at www.jaa.aero.
One World Golf Place
St. Augustine, FL 32092
Phone: 904.940.4123
IMAX Phone: 904.940.IMAX
The World Golf Hall of Fame is the ultimate destination for the celebration and recognition of golf’s greatest players and contributors. Located at World Golf Village in St. Augustine, Fla., the museum tells the history of golf as well as career and personal stories of its over 100 members through artifacts, memorabilia and interactive exhibits. Adjacent to the museum is a 300-seat IMAX Theater.