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'Shop the Shore' passport adventure offers prizes for exploring Panama City Beach stops

by Panama City News Herald

Visit Panama City Beach is adding a playful twist to supporting local businesses with its new “Shop the Shore” passport challenge.

Shoppers can pick up a passport at the Panama City Beach Visitor Center and collect stamps, or stickers, as they visit different shore-themed businesses.

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The lighthearted adventure encourages exploration and shines a spotlight on small-business owners shaping Panama City Beach’s business community.

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Small Business Saturday is celebrated Nov. 29 this year.

This article originally appeared on The News Herald: ‘Shop the Shore’ passport adventure offers prizes for exploring Panama City Beach stops

Reporting by Tyler Orsburn, Panama City News Herald / The News Herald

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