DestinFlorida.com Launches New Travel Magazine on the Gulf Coast

Nov 1, 2022

DestinFlorida.com launches Destin Florida Magazine. Destin Florida Magazine has implemented the largest circulation plan of any magazine on the Gulf Coast. This launch marks a monumental extension of DestinFlorida.com in the travel space.


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DESTIN, Fla. - November 1, 2022 - (Newswire.com)

Destin, Florida, is preparing for the launch of the largest distributed magazine the Gulf Coast has ever seen. Destinflorida.com has expanded its portfolio and launched Destin Florida Magazine. Destin Florida Magazine features in-depth articles on things to do for travelers, beach guides, safety tips, and even information for locals. The robust magazine features real estate, vacation rentals, boat rentals, restaurants, local spotlights & more.

Destin Florida Magazine will be found at Destinfloridamagazine.com as well as in hundreds of stores along the Gulf Coast. The magazine offers ample small business advertising opportunities at affordable rates. Destinflorida.com is a resource for both Gulf Coast travelers and Destin locals. To market your business in Destin Florida Magazine, contact [email protected] for rate cards and information.


Contact Information:
Joe Godar
CEO
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