FLORIDA - Florida's tourism industry set new records with 34.6 million visitors in Q3 2024, showcasing resilience despite the challenges of hurricane season. According to projections from Visit Florida,

TALLAHASSEE — Florida posted a record third-quarter tourism total this year, with the numbers bolstered by U.S. visitors as international travel continued to lag behind pre-pandemic levels, according to the Visit Florida tourism-marketing agency.

Nearly 34.6 million people traveled to Florida from July through September — shattering another tourism record for the state.

With its beaches, amusement parks, and great weather, it‘s no secret that Florida is a hotbed for tourism, and according to recent data, those tourism numbers are only getting stronger.

According to Visit Florida, 34.6 million visitors flocked to the state in the third quarter of 2024. This marks the third consecutive quarter of record-setting visitation to Florida.

Florida broke tourism records for a third consecutive quarter in 2024, Governor Ron DeSantis announced on Tuesday.

Florida had 34.6 million visitors in the third quarter this year, breaking the state record for third-quarter visitors, according to a news release by Gov. Ron DeSantis. It’s the third quarter in a row that record numbers of tourists have vacationed in the Sunshine State.

Visit Florida has announced the state’s largest-ever tourism recovery marketing campaign in response to Hurricanes Helene and Milton. | The $5.75 million, multi-phase marketing campaign aims to showcase Florida’s spirit and reassure the world that the Sunshine State is open.

TALLAHASSEE - Florida posted a record third-quarter tourism total this year, with the numbers bolstered by U.S. visitors as international travel continued to lag behind pre-pandemic levels, according to the Visit Florida tourism-marketing agency.