A chill on tourism in Florida’s ‘Little Quebec’
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A decline in Canadian tourism has affected businesses in Florida's 'Little Quebec', with many visitors citing concerns over US policies. Hotel owners like Richard Clavet are working to overcome the impact, offering special prices and promotions to attract visitors.
Florida's 'Little Quebec' is experiencing a decline in Canadian tourism. Richard's Motel, a popular destination for French Canadians, has seen a significant drop in bookings. The motel's owner, Richard Clavet, attributes this to US policies, particularly tariffs on Canadian goods. Many Canadian visitors have cancelled their trips or chosen alternative destinations like the Dominican Republic and Mexico. Clavet is working to attract visitors with special offers and promotions. The decline in tourism has affected local businesses, but Clavet remains hopeful for a late-season bump in bookings.
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