ABOUT ORLANDO:

Orlando is famous not only for its breathtaking scenic beauty, lush green gardens and natural lakes or for the major attractions like Walt Disney World Resort, SeaWorld and Universal Orlando Resort, but also for its unlimited potential on par with the nation’s top business centers; a diverse spectrum of industries, solid infrastructure, young, literate workforce and year-round sunshine. This is a place that businesses are proud to call “home.” Therefore, professional translation and interpreting services play a major role. BusinessWeek recognized Orlando as one of the world’s “most fiercely competitive” communities. If you don’t speak American English yourself, we are glad to translate your vision into reality and bring to you the finest and most accurate American English language translations.

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INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT ORLANDO:

- The official nickname of the city of Orlando is “The City Beautiful,” although it is also known as “O-Town.”

- Orlando is known as the home of Walt Disney World, Sea World, and Universal Studios. The Walt Disney World resort is the area’s largest attraction with its many facets such as the Magic Kingdom, Epcot, Disney’s Hollywood Studios, Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Typhoon Lagoon, Blizzard Beach, and Downtown Disney.

- Orlando ranks only behind San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, and Miami as the most visited United States city by foreign travelers.

- Metro Orlando has the 7th largest research park in the country (Central Florida Research Park) with over 1,025 acres. It is home to over 120 companies, employs more than 8,500 people, and is the hub of the nation’s military simulation and training programs.

- Orlando International Airport tied for 2nd “Best Large Airport for Customer Satisfaction” according to J.D. Power & Associates.

- Orlando is located in Orange County, as this area once was all about oranges. Many people have recommended the name be changed to “Mouse County,” as in Disney’s Mickey Mouse.

- The worlds most comprehensive collection of works by Louis Comfort Tiffany are on display year-round at The Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art in Winter Park, while 19th- and 20th-century American art are showcased at the Orlando Museum of Art.

- Orlando has the second largest number of hotel rooms in the country (after Las Vegas, Nevada), and is one of the busiest American cities for conferences and conventions with the Orange County Convention Center, the country’s second largest in square footage.

THINGS TO DO, PLACES TO VISIT IN ORLANDO:

- Walt Disney World: is both the largest vacation resort in the world and most visited theme park resort in the world. At over 25,000 acres, the massive property features four world-renowned theme parks.

- Disney’s Hollywood Studios: one of four separate theme parks within the Disney World complex. Site of the film and television studios of the Disney Company where visitors can “co-star” in a t.v. show or get a chance to watch a film or television production in the making.

- Magic Kingdom: Walt Disney World is 107 acres of fun and adventure. It is comprised of seven “lands”: Main Street U.S.A. Fantasyland Tomorrowland Liberty Square Adventureland Frontierland Mickey’s Toontown Fair…

- SeaWorld Adventure Park: a popular theme park featuring sea creatures, water playgrounds and animal performances.

- Discovery Cove: is a beautiful, tropical oasis. The park is well run, and the entire staff is very friendly. Although the park is expensive, it is a good value considering everything that is included…

- La Nouba: Cirque du Soleil: permanent circus performance of La Nouba in a beautiful theater in Downtown Disney.

- Fantasmic: a live Disney production held at the Hollywood Hills Amphitheater at Disney-MGM Studios featuring Disney characters, performers and pyrotechnics.

- Typhoon Lagoon: is one of the two water parks operated by Disney. It’s a great place to relax and unwind from the hectic main theme parks, especially on the first day of your holiday as you can just…

- The Rain-forest Cafe. seems to be the centre of the Downtown Disney Marketplace, with its volcano spewing out smoke, chomping crocodile and live bird show outside the building. When inside the…

- Gatorland features 3,000 gators and 89 crocodiles, as well as a number of bird and snake exhibits.

- Slide through a pool of Dolphins or just kick back on the 80,000 square foot beach at Aquatica Water Park.

- Let your imagination run wild at WonderWorks, Orlando’s only upside-down building!

- Epcot Center: Epcot is made of two distinct areas, Future World and World Showcase. Future World focuses on communications, science, the environment, the imagination, energy, the automotive industry, and…

- Pirate’s Cove Adventure Golf: voted best adventure golf in Florida.

- Blizzard Beach: located just north of the Disney’s All-Star Resorts, this ski resort and water adventure park features several slides and a mini-park for children.

- SkyVenture Orlando is the closest thing to skydiving you’ll ever do without having to jump out of an airplane.

- Mary, Queen of the Universe Shrine: a Catholic church built in the 1980s so that the large number of visitors to the Orlando region would have a place to attend church.

- Orlando Science Center: scientific experiments exhibits, planetarium, school programs, science fairs.

- Charles Hosmer Morse Museum of American Art: this elegant museum features the world’s most comprehensive collection of Louis Comfort Tiffany’s stained-glass works and collections of late 19th century.

- Maitland Art Center: in this center for artists, a stone building with wrought-iron gates houses artwork. An adjacent garden is home to outdoor art.

- Mennello Museum of American ArtSet on Lake Formosa near downtown Orlando, the Mennello is home to a permanent collection of paintings by American Primitive artist Earl Cunningham.

- The Orlando Museum of Art boasts permanent collections of American art, African art and art of the ancient Americas.

- Winter Park Historical Museum: if you’re fascinated by the charming enclave of Winter Park, visit this museum where changing exhibits feature photographs, artifacts and many others.