Florida losing tourism bucks because of conflict-ridden rules

Thursday, August 10, 2023

Florida is losing out on tourism bucks as a result of conflict-ridden rules approved by the state
government.

Civil rights assemblies have directed few groups regarding not traveling to the state.

The warm weather conditions along with ocean winds of Florida entice tens of millions of travelers every year.

However, for some business travelers, the Sunshine State’s policies are forming a little too much shadow.

Meetings, agreements and trade exhibitions are selecting not to take their business to South Florida
owing to current rules.

Broward County has lost $20 million in tourism income in the course of the following three years.

Some groups have mentioned public instruction rules, LGBTQ, migration and civil rights problems as causes behind not coming to Florida.

The state’s more than $100 billion travel trade is not considerably affected yet, but the sector is paying attention to the loss in sales.

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