March 5th, 2009
As March hits the Keys we are treated to the roar of the Harleys arriving from Daytona as well as the yearly ritual of Spring Break. Both of tehse events have been tempered with the global slow down but seeing happy people is a tonic in its own right. Thinking of Tonics we recently received this (edited) email:
On a recent trip to Key West (Via Cruise Ship) we rented on of your electric cars with GPS tour. What a godsend…..After getting off the cruise ship and making it to the street, that was all I could do. I’m a senior citizan and have bad knees. Renting one of your GPS tour electric car provided a hightlight to our Key West stop-over. Thanks again for a wonderful memory…..
Gail
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January 6th, 2009
As Christmas and the Holidays become another fond memory the pace of life here in Key West picks up. It is now that we come into our own with the subtropical weather that acts a magnet for those whose homes are in the Snowbelt. Now is the time to come down to visit your friends and families or make new friends while basking in the sunshine of our enchanting island. We are boasting a day time temperature of around 74F or 23 C. The nights are cooler – perfect for that stroll around town. The water is calm and tranquil the days beautiful and the natives are very friendly!
 At this time of year we welcome many people from the North East – both Canadians and Americans as well as Europeans on extended holidays or vacations. There are still bargains to be found and if you wish to avoid the lines and hassle of the airports you can still drive to Key West! Pop a few CDs into the car and enjoy the scenic drive. One of the best ways is to have an audio book playing and the miles will evaporate as the story unfolds. I can assure you about this as I have taken such a course while driving the family to Key West from North Carolina. I do have to admit that the “story†was a popular one with all ages – about a young wizard called Harry……..but I digress. The purpose is to arrive relaxed enough so as to fully enjoy the difference in Latitude. The change is almost magical, slowly the need for speed disappears as tranquility – of a sort – takes over. Troubles are put in perspective, humanity is rekindled, relaxation is not a rude word, enjoyment is a natural event, and most of all Happiness is allowed to break loose! Eat, sleep, and be merry! Oh, and for all those over twenty one you can imbibe safely and responsibly as your home away from home is only a very short walk or taxi ride home! In these uncertain times we all need to focus on our sanity, and what better way to do that than to visit us in the Conch Republic. We may appear to be carefree and relaxed but beneath that quaint veneer of exterior there are brain cells racing around so yours do not have to race at all. Let us rebuild your energy and focus needed when – or if – you return to the mainland. This tonic does not need a doctor’s prescription but it is needed by so many! Grab a small amount of clothing – only one sweater for travelling – and take the plunge. Come on Down, as they say in the game shows, see why so many other people visit and re-visit us here in Key West!
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November 6th, 2008
With the rainy season almost past and the election compleated we can turn our attention to our new Guests arriving on the Disney Magic. We hosted uour first GPS Walking Tour Guests from the Disney Magic just few short weeks ago and have brilliant feedback. Then, last week due to poor weather elsewhere the ship added Key West as a surprise port call. We were all delighted to welcome her on short notice and were able to delight and entertain some of guests with stories about Key West’s colourful past vibrant present and of course yet to be determined future. We now look forward to the increaseing numbers of vacationers arriving here during the colder months in the frost belt!
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August 8th, 2008
We just completed a down-loadable audio walking tour of Fort Jefferson. Which let’s your MP3 player or iPod be your guide. This enables you to take a tour at your convenience. It’s a simple and versatile alternative to the traditional guided tour. The tour starts at the bridge entering the Fort and finishes on the roof next the harbor light.
A simple download onto your computer and transfer it to your iPod, MP3 or mobile phone music player.
For more information check out the Fort Jefferson page of this website.
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May 26th, 2008
An evening tour special. Enjoy the Key West Guided Walking Tour when the heat of the day has cooled off. The only difference is the departure time (6pm) and the price ($19.00). Join us for a cool tour at a cool price in the cool of the evening.
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April 29th, 2008

Partner Pat Croce was in town checking out the new software upgrades on the Rangers with son-in-law Jeff Sorg.
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April 23rd, 2008
A new software upgrade was installed that includes improved language capability and a brand new tour concept called Ranger Quest. We now also have directional GPS triggers that helps us with routes when the city decides to change a one way system!
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April 19th, 2008
CEO Sue Cooper celebrated her birthday week by running the Seven Mile bridge race, the 25th running of this event along one of the 42 bridges that connect the Florida Mainland with our home of Key West. The rumor was that Sue was listening to the GPS ranger tour as she ran but there were no photographs to prove this true or false.
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April 17th, 2008
Costa Cruises and Fred. Olsen Cruise Line who cater to a discerning and diverse mix of guests accepted go GPS tours for shore excursions next season. They will be selling onboard the Highlights of Key West, a walking tour of old town and the electric car version, which guides you further into the island.
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April 4th, 2008

The Harry Truman Little White House was added to the Key West Highlights Tour. The Truman White House is Florida’s only presidential museum. New Points of Interest are being added on a regular basis. Reserve your GPS Ranger today.
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March 27th, 2008

Friends Scott and Cara drove into Key West on their Spring Break. They took the Old Town Waterfront Tour and learned a lot of about our island.
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March 11th, 2008
go GPS tours in Miami at the Sea Trade Convention (TRADE) with BarZ Adventures.
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March 6th, 2008
The fun filled Electric Car and GPS Tour allows you to cruise along our set path with zero carbon footprint! The four seat Electric cars will come with a GPS Ranger that will guide you and entertain you as you meander along the streets of Key West. This eco friendly tour will lead you to some of our favorite spots. You will have time to stop and take photographs, or to let your toes dig into the sand on one of our beaches. You will see Civil War Forts, the Historic Key West Bight, the Hemingway Home, the Southernmost Point, Duval Street, the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico! You will be guided and entertained while still retaining the ability to go at your own pace. You will also have the opportunity to buy a slice of Key Lime Pie that was dipped in chocolate before being frozen! We will take you on an adventure that allows you to visit hidden treasures as well as the better known sights. If you have been here before we still have surprises in store for you. This is the Key West treat for everyone.
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February 18th, 2008
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February 2nd, 2008
go GPS tours are featured in this months Tourist Development Council (TDC) news flash. It’s all about getting in the news. You can check out the article here.
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January 16th, 2008
 
We developed an electric car adventure. Rent the eCar and drive to the store (414 Greene Street) to pick up your GPS Ranger. The Ranger will guide you around old town, then out to Higgs beach, through Bahama Village, in and out of the Truman Annex and back to the store. It’s really fun.
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January 15th, 2008
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My family came into town, I had them do a tour.
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January 1st, 2008
go GPS tours together with Lazy Dog Island Outfitters are downtown at 414 Greene Street. Come by and check out the GPS Ranger.
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December 21st, 2007
 
go GPS tours introduces the new and improved GPS Ranger. Touch Screen, External Speakers and 10oz lighter.
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