The St. Augustine Air Show - A Sight to Behold

Come this Memorial Day Weekend, the St. Augustine Air Show will thrill participants to no end with their various types of entertainment scheduled for the two-day event.

2011-05-16

ST. AUGUSTINE BEACH, FL, May 16, 2011 (Press-News.org) The arrival of the St. Augustine Air Show usually elicits feelings of excitement from residents all over Florida, but in St. Augustine particular. This two-day annual event is filled with thrills and entertainment for the families viewing the show.

The St. Augustine Air show dates back to 1967 and is an event that is geared towards honoring Military Veterans both past and present. Flight demonstrations, static displays and other activities mark this great event. The children are not left out as activities are also arranged for them. Aerobatic, military and civilian aircrafts all participate in the activities.

"The event will be spectacular," says Craig Fordem, the President of St. Augustine Air Shows. "There will be performances by world-renown aerobatic pilots as well as many outstanding military exhibits and static displays. We are planning events for the whole family that recognize and support the contributions made by our veterans. This will be a celebration of the true spirit of Memorial Day." Yes, even for tourists there are St. Augustine vacation rentals home to take care of their accommodation needs.

This St. Augustine Air Shows also presents an opportunity for several businesses and companies to promote their products and services through their unique marketing opportunities that cost far less than what is charged for such marketing efforts, especially locally.

St. Augustine is a short drive South of Jacksonville in Florida. It is a city that boasts of several restaurants, an ancient fort, horse-drawn carriages, B&Bs and shops. With its immaculate Atlantic beaches measuring approximately forty-two miles, it sure is an amazing getaway tourist attraction for people from all walks of life. You would love to be in this city with your friends, family and loved ones. This city also prides itself with the vacation rentals, which ensure availability of accommodation at choice spots for tourists and locals alike.

Whether you are a tourist or a local, accommodation will never be an issue. With over 400 rental homes and condos made available by St Augustine beach rentals, there is no shortage of accommodation for participants of the St. Augustine Air Shows whether you need a one bedroom, 2 bedroom, 3 bedroom, 4 bedroom or even 5 bedroom accommodation. There is availability of wireless internet services, electric heated pools and other fantastic incentives to be enjoyed in these rental homes. The best of it, reservations can be made online through the website managing the vacation rental properties in St Augustine.

About Vacation Rental Pros

Founded in 2006, Vacation Rental Pros Property Management LLC is leveraging web-based technology to maximize the marketing and management of vacation rental properties. Based in Jacksonville Beach, Florida, Vacation Rental Pros manages over 200 luxury, self-catered beach rentals throughout the state of Florida. Destinations include Ocean Hammock in Palm Coast Florida, St. Augustine Beach, Florida, Venice, Florida and Siesta Key, Florida. For more information visit www.VacationRentalPros.com or call 1-904-385-3888 or email stevemilo1@gmail.com.

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