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Tag Archives: hotel taxes
Tourism Vital to Florida’s Economy
By Erick Winterkamp Florida is known around the world for its white sandy beaches, diverse wildlife and theme parks. These environmental and manmade attractions make it a hotspot for domestic and international tourism. State and local taxes and spending have … Continue reading
Posted in DeVoe Moore Center, Tax Policy, tourism
Tagged beaches, Brazil, Canada, Disney, entertainment, Florida, Georgia, hotel industry, hotel taxes, Kissimmee, New York, Orlando, Tarpon Springs, taxes, TDT, Texas, theme parks, tourism, tourist development tax, United Kingdom, visit florida, Winnter Park
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Sports Stadiums Not Worth Public Subsidies
By Logan Shewmaker Next time you attend a ballgame, consider for a moment the monumental effort necessary to build a sports stadium. Surely, stadiums are among the most impressive structures ever built. Tourists continue to marvel at the architectural wonder … Continue reading
Posted in Fiscal Policy, Land Use, Politics, Tax Policy, tourism, Urban Development
Tagged Dolphins, Florida, Florida Sports Foundation, FSF, hotel taxes, Miami, Miami Dolphins, Miami-Dade County, NFL, OEDR, Office of Economic and Demographic Research, Return on investment, ROI, South Florida, sports, sports stadiums, stadiums, Steve Ross, subsidies, substitution effect, sun life stadium, taxes, tourism
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