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Florida Doesn’t Want Gay Marriage, But It Still Wants Gay Honeymoon Money

July 31, 2011
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gayweddingcake.jpg​Florida has constitutionally criminialized a happy matrimony cake and is perplexing to eat it, too.

Gay couples in New York began sportive their right to marry this weekend. New York is a largest state so distant to legalize happy matrimony (permanently, during least), and Florida tourism play are perplexing to make certain a state gets a share of a financial bonus New York is expected to see as a outcome of happy matrimony by perplexing to attract honeymooners. Though, will happy couples unequivocally wish to applaud their matrimony in a state that doesn’t commend it?


//miamiherald.typepad.com/gaysouthflorida/2011/07/poll-would-you-honeymoon-in-a-state-where-your-new-marriage-is-banned-by-constitutional-amendment.html”>Steve Rothaus reports
that both a Miami and Broward gathering and visitors bureaus have begun promotion campaigns directed during newly married happy couples to try and remonstrate them that a shores of South Florida are a ideal place for their honeymoon, and their money. And New York is certain to see a lot of mercantile activity interjection to happy marriage.

“Officially, a news from a Independent Economic Conference projected that same-sex unions would beget about $284 million in additional matrimony income and tourism and put another $27 million in taxes and permit fees into a [New York] state’s coffers over a subsequent 3 years,” //www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2011/06/28/the-billion-dollar-gay-wedding-boost.html”>reports The Daily Beast.

However a site emphasizes that those numbers might be conservative, and a tangible financial impact could be closer to $1 billion a year.

Florida is no foreigner to tourism and prolongation end weddings and honeymoons. Those additional happy matrimony dollars certain would be good in these financially ghastly times. Problem is, behind in 2008, state electorate upheld an amendment banning not usually happy matrimony though polite unions as well.

Attracting happy honeymoons seems like a usually approach Florida can get in on that money, though it does seem icky to advise happy couples should applaud in a state that has enshrined hatred in a constitution.

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Article source: http://blogs.miaminewtimes.com/riptide/2011/07/florida_doesnt_want_gay_marria.php




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