A former employee of Visit Orlando behind bars in Seminole County is accused in a child porn case, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Florida.

An audit has raised concerns about "significant issues" within Visit Orlando's operating budget and record-keeping practices, including omissions on how $6.3 million was spent.

Celebrate the start of fall with Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining experience that will start this month.

A record 150 restaurants in Orlando will offer three-course prix-fixe menus as part of Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining.

A healthy helping of Orlando-area restaurants just joined the ranks of Central Florida’s Michelin-starred eateries.

Tourism tax collections in Orange County fell in October year-over-year as hotel occupancy slipped, according to new reports by the county comptroller and Visit Orlando.

What may seem like an inconvenience to some becomes a huge economic incentive for residents.

For the first time since its inception, the dining experience will undergo some fundamental changes this year.

Tourism officials say more than 74 million visitors came to the Orlando, Florida, area last year, a benchmark just short of pre-pandemic levels.

Visit Orlando's annual Magical Dining Month is set to return in August, giving people the chance to eat three-course meals at some of the area's best restaurants for $40 per person.

Looking to go out on a budget? How does free sound? Check out this list of freebie attractions.

With gas prices at an all-time high and increasing cost for major attractions, we’re all trying to have some fun on a budget.

The U.S. will lift its ban on international travelers effective Friday, Nov. 8, and it appears folks from all over the world are itching to get back to America’s tourist destinations.

Your Magical Dining experience just got longer.

One year after the incredible economic fall out to Orlando’s $75 billion tourism industry caused by the global pandemic, Visit Orlando’s new president Casandra Matej hosted a “State of Recovery” address to tourism leaders on Tuesday.

Friday marks the beginning of Visit Orlando’s Magical Dining, a program that offers $35 three-course dinners from now through Oct. 4. “Part of the Magical Dining experience was going out and experiencing the restaurant,” Noelke said. Magical dining begins just as the city of Winter Park revamped its setup for curbside pickup. “Magical Dining couldn’t come at a better time,” said Winter Park Chamber of Commerce president and CEO Betsy Gardner Eckbert. Magical Dining will run for 38 days, offering six weekends for diners to experience some of Orlando’s best restaurants.