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Governor DeSantis Wants You To Get Out & Explore The Sunshine State

In-state travel may help boost Florida's economy.
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In an attempt to revive Florida's tourism market, a new campaign, "Love Florida," is encouraging Sunshine State residents to travel within their state.

Governor Ron DeSantis announced that Visit Florida, the state's tourism marketing arm, is launching a new campaign directed at Floridians to encourage in-state travel as a way to hopefully spur the state's economic revival.

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The campaign will remind Floridians that their home state offers world-class tourism opportunities. 


Ron DeSantis 

The "Love Florida" marketing movement will direct state residents to visit places that aren't on the traditional Florida vacation bucket list. 

The campaign is using the hashtag #LoveFL to highlight the state's attractions to staycationers.

Fox 13 reported that tourism fueled more than 1.5 million jobs and $91 billion in revenue for Florida in 2019, and dropped more than 60% in 2020.

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