Two Florida cities are ranked among America's Best Small Towns: Naples (#9) and Key West (#16). (Read more)

Florida is home to two of the top cities in the nation for retirement, including #1 ranked Sarasota. (Read more)

Florida home to two of the top 10 moving locations, according "Move Ahead" and Penske Truck Rental. (Read more)

According to preliminary estimates, an estimated 85.9 million visitors came to Florida in 2011, an increase of 4.4 percent over 2010. (Read more)

Florida grabs national attention as new Census data show it is the #2 state for attracting new U.S. residents, #3 state for attracting residents from other countries, and has experienced the 3rd largest population growth since Census 2010. (Read more)

Florida is home to 7 of America's Best Communities for Young People presented by ING -- more than any other state except California which also has 7 communities on the list. (Read more)

Florida is home to 4 of the 10 Best Amusement Parks in the United States. (Read more)

Florida cities dominated the top spots on Forbes' list of Cities with the Happiest Young Professionals with Fort Lauderdale ranking 2nd and Orlando 3rd. (Read more)

Three Florida cities, St. Petersburg (#1), Tampa (#7), and Miami (#10) were named to AmericanStyle Magazine's list of Top 25 Arts Destinations in the United States. (Read more)

Metro Orlando took a bite out of the Big Apple on Tuesday when the City Beautiful announced it had become the first U.S. travel destination to draw more than 50 million visitors in a single year. (Read more)

Broward County's Port Everglades has been selected for the third consecutive year as the #1 U.S. Homeport by Porthole Cruise Magazine, a world-class leading cruise travel magazine. (Read more)

Gainesville ranks among America's 10 Happiest Cities, and earned the title of the nation's #1 city for Work Environment on Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index. The index was based on six sub-indexes: life evaluation, emotional health, work environment, physical health, healthy behaviors, and access to basic necessities. (Read more)

Men's Health has identified Orlando as the 7th most socially networked city in America. (Read more)

Naples ranked #11 on the Gallup Healthways Well-Being Index of America's cities where people are overall the happiest and healthiest. (Read more)

Florida ranks among the Top 3 States Where People Would Like To Live. Florida ranked third in a Harris Poll that asked "If you could live in any state in the country, except the state you live in now, what state would you choose to live in?" (Read more)

Florida, California, and Texas are tied for top honors as America's strongest population magnets. Each is the top destination for movers from six other states, according to a new report from the U.S. Census Bureau. (Read more)

Florida is home to two of America's Coolest Cities, Orlando (6th) and Miami (9th). To compile the list, market research company Harris Interactive conducted an exclusive poll for Forbes. (Read more)

Florida counties dominated recent Forbes rankings, accounting for nearly half of the top spots on Where America's Money is Moving. Collier County ranked No. 1 in the nation followed by Nassau (3rd), Walton (5th), Sumter (10), Lee (11), Monroe (14), Palm Beach (17), and Sarasota (18). (Read more)

Florida cities earned top marks on AmericanStyle Magazine's recent list of Top Cities for Art. Among mid-sized cities, St. Petersburg ranked #1 in the nation, followed by Tampa (11th) and Miami (12th). Among small cities, Key West ranked 4th, Sarasota was 5th, Naples was 14th, and Bradenton ranked 22nd. (Read more)

Florida is once again the nation's most popular summer destination, accounting for 24.5 percent of all responses with cities such as Orlando, Miami, Ft. Lauderdale and Tampa named to the ASTA's 2010 Hot Spots for Summer survey. Orlando was the No. 1 ranked city in 2010. (Read more)

Orlando is the nation's No. 1 Domestic Travel Destination, according to Travel Leaders' 2010 authoritative annual Travel Trends Survey. (Read more)