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Tourist Development Office looks to 2024

January 3, 2024 | Hansen Hasenberg

Tourism is one of the chief economic drivers of Florida and Santa Rosa County is no exception. Each year, hundreds of thousands of visitors come to Navarre Beach and other places in the county to spend money on things like hotels, restaurants, canoeing and camping.

The Tourist Development Office is looking to continue growing Santa Rosa County’s presence as a vacation destination by highlighting various activities available to visitors and through beautification efforts on Gulf Blvd. and Navarre Beach Causeway.

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