Florida’s tourism marketing agency removed the 'LGBTQ Travel' section from its website at some point earlier this year, according to reports.
Florida’s tourism marketing agency recently removed the 'LGBTQ Travel' section from its website. The change was made to the 'Visit Florida' website sometime in the last few months, the Associated Press reported. NBC News, which first reported the news, found that LGBTQ+ listings still populate even though the section has been deleted.
DeSantis dismissed the 'stunt' in May, claiming recent tourist travel data shows Florida has never been more popular for all travelers. 'As Governor DeSantis announced … Florida is seeing record-breaking tourism,' DeSantis press secretary Jeremy Redfern told Fox News Digital in 2023. 'This is nothing more than a stunt.
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