(CNN) -- The oil spill on the Gulf Coast has states and visitors bureaus working hard to keep the public updated and reassure beach-bound travelers. Here are some of the latest updates from destinations affected by the oil disaster: Northwest Florida The Escambia County Health Department has rescinded a health advisory that had been issued for beaches stretching from the Florida-Alabama border to the entrance of the Perdido Unit of the Gulf Islands National Seashore. Government officials said that there was no oil sheen or oil slick observed in the water from the high water mark out to 100 yards from shore.
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All of Florida's beaches are open, including tourist hot spots Panama City and Pensacola
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County rescinds a health advisory for beaches near Florida-Alabama border
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Health officials have issued advisory against swimming in Alabama Gulf waters
Dime-size to 5-inch tar balls continue to wash up in widely scattered areas of northwest Florida, but all of the state's beaches remain open, according to Visit @placeholder, the state's tourism corporation.