Miami, FL – Record Number Of Tourists Keep Flocking To Florida

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    FILE - Tourists and residents walk in front of an Art Deco style building in the Art Deco District in Miami Beach Florida May 12, 2009.  REUTERSMiami, FL – Florida keeps getting a record number of visitors.

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    Gov. Rick Scott will announce Thursday that nearly 24 million tourists visited the state during the third quarter of 2014.

    That’s a 3.5 percent jump over the same time period a year ago.

    Visit Florida, the state’s tourism marketing arm, estimates that the record number of 23.7 million visitors includes 2.9 million from overseas and more than 500,000 Canadians.

    Scott has pushed to increase spending on Visit Florida advertising to try to boost the state’s tourism industry. This current fiscal year the state set aside $74 million for the effort.

    Last year nearly 95 million people visited Florida. By the end of September Visit Florida estimated that nearly 74 million have visited the state.


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    9 years ago

    Nebech some experts predict Miami Beach will be under water in the not distant future.

    grandson1
    grandson1
    9 years ago

    Florida is a much better place to live in rather the cesspool called New York. I bought an apartment in Florida and look forward to relocating there and not having to pay these high Cuomo/DeBlasio taxes. Leave New York for the stupid liberals.