Space Coast Office of Tourism Names Laura Beebe as New Tourism Marketing Director
By Space Coast Daily // November 1, 2023
BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The Space Coast Office of Tourism announced the selection of Laura Beebe as their new Tourism Marketing Director, effective October 30.
Beebe comes to them from Alabama Gulf Coast Convention and Visitors Bureau, where she has been for 10 years as their Marketing Director overseeing creative services, strategic planning, branding and messaging, content development, and other responsibilities.
Her prior experience includes marketing roles at resort properties and vacation rental management firms including Spectrum Resorts and Meyer Vacation Rentals.
Beebe’s passion for art and design led her to study commercial art at the Harris School of Art. She has served in graphic design and marketing roles throughout her career across many business sectors. Beebe is a DIYer in her free time and enjoys interior design and landscaping.
Here’s the top 20 reasons why you should visit Florida’s Space Coast
■ 72 miles of pristine Atlantic coast beaches
■ More live rocket launches than ever before
■ Port Canaveral; one of the largest cruise ports in the world
■ Brevard Zoo – the only zoo in North America that allows you to kayak next to animal exhibits
■ Home of America’s Space Program & Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex
■ Port Canaveral; one of the largest cruise ports in the world
■ 20,000 acres of freshwater rivers to explore
■ Florida’s largest sea turtle habitat
■ The closest beach to Orlando’s theme parks
■ Legendary Cocoa Beach, the East Coast surfing capital
■ The Indian River Lagoon, the most diverse ecosystem in this hemisphere
■ Home to eight craft breweries
■ Some of Florida’s best championship golf courses
■ World class fresh, brackish and salt water fishing
■ Offshore gaming on Victory Casino Cruises
■ Five historic downtown districts with shopping, dining and entertainment
■ One-of-a-kind Ron Jon Surf Shop
■ USSSA Space Coast Complex, a multi-sports facility in Viera
■ Merritt Island Wildlife Refuge – 140,000 acres providing habitat for more than 1,500 species of animals
■ Nighttime kayaking through bioluminescent organisms
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