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Orlando is much more than a theme park destination, and 111 Places in Orlando That You Must Not Miss reveal Orlando's true history and its modern face, highlighting offbeat delights and hidden gems that deserve their place in the spotlight. You'll discover the sites of epic battles lost to history, magnificent works of art, heart-rending gravesites, and unique dining experiences, among many others, all building to a completely new way to explore The City Beautiful.
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Susan Veness is an international travel writer, solo author of three editions of
The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World, plus
Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World Trivia, The Hidden Magic of Walt Disney World Planner, and
Walt Disney World Hacks. Her eye for detail led her to become a contributor to a major unofficial Disney website and discussion forum, which she then parlayed into a job with the Brit Guide travel series as principal research assistant on their Orlando title in 2001, and later as editor for AttractionsMagazine.com. She has also contributed to a wide range of media outlets, from newspapers and magazines to online content.
Simon Veness has been in the journalism business since 1981, and was the original founder of the best-selling
Brit Guide travel book series with UK publishers Foulsham in the mid-1990s. He developed the
Brit Guide to Orlando, which delves into Central Florida’s lesser-known attractions as well as the major theme parks, and
A Brit’s Guide to Cruising. He has a long history of contributing travel-related features to newspapers and magazines, including
The Telegraph, The Guardian, iNews, and
The Independent. He has featured on BBC TV's
Holiday program, various regional radio stations, and continues to provide online blogs and content for a variety of outlets, including AttractionTickets.com, Real Florida Adventures, and Debbie’s Villas, often highlighting offbeat and off-the-beaten-track locations.
Kayla L. Smith documented life as a teenager by taking Polaroid pictures. After purchasing her first DSLR, she discovered her love of photography and videography for capturing moments in people’s lives in a way that would last forever. Today, her work has been featured in
The New York Times, People Magazine, Orlando Weekly, and
Click Magazine, and she has monthly articles in
Wild + Free Magazine. She travels the country to photograph events, weddings, and family moments. Kayla lives in Orlando, and she draws her inspiration from God, who continues to expand her creativity, and also from the beautiful lives of those she loves. www.KaylaLSmith.com
