The Florida Tourism Iceberg Chart Part 2: A Deeper Dive Into the Archive 22

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Hello and welcome to Stingray Tom's Florida
Today's video is part 2 of a mini series using the "iceberg chart explained" format. Iceberg charts start above the surface with subjects almost everyone knows and get more obscure as you follow the iceberg into the depths. I've put one together on Florida's attractions. Enjoy!
Stingray Tom's Florida is a history channel with a focus on Florida's tourism history. I cover many aspects of the stories of Florida's attractions, both old and new and how they impacted the Sunshine State, tourists, the US and even the world!
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2 окт 2024

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@rolandhorst7960 7 месяцев назад

I love your Iceberg Chart, Will you make it available as poster or as a high quality file? Miami should be split. It is like removing all the themeparks and just call it Orlando. There should be Vizcaya, Art Deco District, Wynwood Wals, Fairchild Tropical Botanical Garden. Did you have Marie Selby Botanical Gardens, Naples Botanical Garden, Morikamo Museum and Japanese Garden?

@StingrayTomsFlorida 7 месяцев назад

Thanks for the comments! I don't have the rights to the background image, so IDK about making it available. There's dozens of more places I could have put on the chart. Had to stop somewhere. As for Miami - it, Orlando & St. Augustine are on the chart because they're well known as tourism cities in the state - more than any other, and so they're destinations that people refer to because of everything they have. Certainly there's many wonderful tourist sites in Miami, though the beach, architecture and nightlife are parts of the draw for tourists.