Profiling Foreign Visitors in a Diverse Florida Community: Impact for Destination Planning

Mark A. Bonn; Angela Hausman; H. Leslie Furr

Profiling Foreign Visitors in a Diverse Florida Community: Impact for Destination Planning

Mark A. Bonn, Angela Hausman, H. Leslie Furr

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Abstract

Travel and tourism contributes substantially to the economy in Florida, where 48.7 million people vacationed in 1998. Almost 8 million of these were foreigners (THCVA, Inc, 1999). In 1997 alone, Florida visitors spent over $40 billion and tourism directly employed almost 800,000 Floridians (Florida Department of Revenue, 1998).

Original language	American English
State	Published - May 24 2000
Event	Academy of Marketing Science Annual Conference (AMS) - Duration: May 24 2000 → …

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Conference	Academy of Marketing Science Annual Conference (AMS)
Period	05/24/00 → …

Keywords

Destination planning
Florida
Foreign visitors
Profiling

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Profiling Foreign Visitors in a Diverse Florida Community: Impact for Destination Planning

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