Indiantown, positioned between Orlando and Miami, provides a tranquil escape infused with deep historical roots and vibrant equestrian traditions.

 

Founded as a Seminole trading post in the 1800s, the village now serves as a center for agriculture and outdoor pursuits, nestled near the sweeping Lake Okeechobee.

 

Equestrian fans flock to Payson Park Training Center for thoroughbred training and to the Port Mayaca Polo Club for exhilarating polo matches.

 

At Timer Powers Park, locals enjoy equestrian events, fishing, playgrounds, and walking paths.

 

Agriculture drives Indiantown’s economy, highlighted by a robust cattle industry and events like the thrilling Indiantown Rodeo or immersive tours and fresh dining at Kai-Kai Farm.

 

Nature lovers can explore the vast Allapattah Flats Wildlife Management Area and try guided hunting with Fox Brown Outfitters, making Indiantown a prime spot for both relaxation and adventure.

 

Discover a slice of authentic Florida between city and countryside.

Florida Realtors have signed a landmark Memorandum of Understanding with the Japan-America Real Estate Coalition Office (JARECO), forging a dynamic partnership to connect real estate professionals in Florida and Japan.

 

Unveiled at the Southeast U.S.–Japan Association meeting in Tokyo, this agreement paves the way for joint market research, professional training, and increased collaboration.

 

Meanwhile, ZIPAIR Tokyo has announced the first-ever nonstop passenger flights linking Orlando International Airport and Tokyo’s Narita International in early 2026, a move hailed as a "game-changer" by Tim Weisheyer, President of Florida Realtors and past chairman of the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority.

 

The direct air service—featuring four round-trip charter flights—will boost tourism, investment, and economic ties, while amplifying Florida’s appeal to Japanese investors.

 

Together, these initiatives enhance Florida’s global standing and signal deepening cross-border collaboration.

The Orlando Pride host Gotham FC in an electrifying 2025 NWSL Playoffs semifinal at Inter&Co Stadium this Sunday, November 16, at 3:00 PM ET.

 

Orlando, aiming to become just the third team with consecutive league titles, advanced after a convincing 2-0 win over Seattle Reign FC.

 

Veteran star Marta leads a side missing top scorer Barbra Banda to injury, but recent signing Jacqueline “La Maga” Ovalle brings new energy and creativity.

 

Gotham FC rides momentum after a dramatic upset against Kansas City, sealed by Katie Stengel’s last-gasp extra-time goal.

 

They threaten with the brilliance of Jaedyn Shaw, Midge Purce, and playmaker Rose Lavelle, while Ann-Katrin Berger’s fearless goalkeeping adds both strength and risk.

 

This high-stakes match is set for intensity, local pride, and a possible upset, as each squad fights for a spot in the NWSL Championship.