This website also offers a community events calendar and directory where guests can leave reviews and make new foodie friends! Businesses can advertise and offer special discounts as well as be featured across our social media channels and website. Any questions please email [email protected]
Just recently Amada was featured on the latest special edition of the Tourpreneur Podcast hosted by social tonic’s very own Shawn Teasley where she shared her business info with Evan Tipton from a marketing agency called TOMIS who was able to deep dive into both tour companies she owns and provide excellent help with ways to boost Search Engine Optimization and Social Media marketing advice.
This podcast was titled “Meet the Marketing Agency” and the whole show discusses how they have helped other tour operators like Billy Marquis from Arkansas River Tours get their sites up to speed and boost sales.
If you are interested in learning more about Amada and her businesses check out this podcast: https://tourpreneur.com/digital-marketing-tips-for-tour-operators-with-evan-tipton-of-tomis/
And yes, stay tuned because Amada hired the company to help her! Lots of new additions to Winter Haven Food Tours coming next year.
Amada visited with Jack Cormier who is with VisitCentralFlorida.com and runs the podcast called The Polk Experience. Check out what they talked about and learn more about Winter Haven Food Tours.
Hey Havenites! Are you ready to learn more about Winter Haven Food Tours Ghost Tour? Check out this awesome article that features Amada and our ghost tours in downtown Winter Haven. (page 36!)
Hey hey locals! Are you being LOCAL? Check out our short clip with Tina from Be Local Magazine.
From their website: With BeLocal, there’s no need to wonder where longtime residents go for fun, food, shopping, activities, and more. Simply flip through the pages of your free BeLocal magazine to discover local favorites. Thousands of new movers have turned to BeLocal for guidance. Our magazine shares stories and descriptions of community gems — and so much more. BeLocal is the perfect resource to find dependable businesses to suit whatever needs you may have. As your go-to guide for all things local, we’re so happy you’re here.
Amada joined Marilyn for her Musings Live Facebook Show on Tuesday, September 28th!
Marilyn and Mickey have been hosting this show for the past couple years and it features local businesses in Winter Haven. Check out the whole show below and also follow their FB page at: https://www.facebook.com/homeremecbdy
Did you know that Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce has their very own podcast? YES!
It’s almost 80 episodes so far and they do such amazing fun interviews that featured and highlight their chamber members and local businesses.
Amada was interviewed by Katie Worthington Decker last week about her Winter Haven Food Tours and the show will run on Monday, September 27th 2021.
You can listen in anywhere where podcasts can be downloaded or aired. We like Spotify so feel free to check it out right here or click on this link.
Hope you enjoy!
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Each episode we get the privilege to speak to the amazing people taking Winter Haven, FL and its surrounding Central Florida area to the next level. We’re future focused, celebrating our entrepreneurial history and leveraging it for our bright future ahead. This podcast is produced by the Greater Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce and is meant to generate pride in and knowledge of our community to residents and visitors alike. Our producing partner is Dolphin Image Studios.
WINTER HAVEN, FL — Ghost stories mixed with a cocktail at a spot frequented by Publix founder George Jenkins, who died in 1996, is one of the spooky but fun places you’ll see on the newly launched Winter Haven Beer, Spirits and Ghost Walking Tour.
Saturday evening, the first haunted group tour hosted by Amada Anderson, founder of Winter Haven Tours, began from the parking garage at Third Street Northwest and Avenue A Northwest downtown. The group walked to the Greater Winter Haven Chamber of Commerce building, and Anderson shared the architecture idea and history of the building.
Notice the names on sponsored bricks in the building’s breezeway? There’s a scary story related to one of those bricks that you’ll have to hear on the tour…..
As the group walked to the next stop, Derry Down, Anderson’s iPad displayed a black and white photo of Gram Parsons, a famous 1960s musician who sang with The Byrds and musically inspired some legends such as The Eagles. The Derry Down was purchased by Winter Haven businessman Bob Parsons in 1964 with the purpose of being an entertainment venue for teenagers and a place for his stepson, Gram Parsons, to practice his music. Gram Parsons died of a drug overdose at 26 in 1973, according to Anderson.
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