How many tourists does Florida get a year?

About VISIT FLORIDA Florida's tourism industry was responsible for welcoming 137.4 million visitors in 2022, the highest number of visitors in the state's history.. In 2021, Florida visitors contributed $101.9 billion to Florida's economy and supported over 1.7 million Florida jobs.



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Florida is a tourism juggernaut. In 2022, it had 137.6 million visitors, the most in its history, according to Visit Florida, the state tourism organization, and in May the governor's office proudly shared that Florida welcomed 37.9 million people in the first three months of this year.

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Florida as a whole drew an estimated 33 million visitors from April through June this year, which is down from the 33.4 million during the same time in 2022.

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Florida topped the rankings among the US states most visited by foreigners in 2021. Data on visits by foreigners in 2021 were released by the National Travel and Tourism Office of the United States International Trade Administration (NTTO). The city of Miami was the most visited, followed by New York and Orlando.

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TALLAHASSEE - The number of people traveling to Florida during the second quarter of 2023 decreased compared to a year earlier, according to estimates released Wednesday by the state's tourism-marketing agency.

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“Visitors can enjoy beaches, theme parks, cultural and historical attractions, sports and festivals, outdoor activities, wildlife and nature, entertainment, and winter escapes for the snowbirds.”

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Preliminary figures show that in 2022, Florida received approximately 137.6 million visitors (not including residents), the largest number of visitors in the state's history. This was a 12.9% increase from 2021 and a 5.0% increase from 2019.

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Avoiding the crowds in Florida is a tall order. It's a desirable place to be, and visitors flock to the state all year round. However, some months are quieter than others. In South Florida, for example, high temperatures and storm risk make the summer months the least busy.

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