Month: July 2017

California’s beaches are a highlight in the tourism industry. The west coast’s warm summers make it a great place to share frozen treats with the family — most ice cream is produced in June — and the beautiful waters entreat scuba divers, an activity in which 3.27 million people partook in 2015. But California’s tourism industry doesn’t always pay as well it seems. So why isn’t the industry suffering from a severe lack of workers? The answer is simple: millennials. … Continue reading “Study Finds California’s Tourism Industry Poor In Wages, Great For Mobility”

Of those who are expecting to vacation in the next 12 months, 52% of respondents to a worldwide survey said they were expecting to stay at the beach. However, for those renting out their vacation houses to these traveling beachgoers — a popular investment considering 1,000 people move to Florida every day — it may be a good idea to double check your received payments before letting anyone into your property. Thierry Chevrier, a homeowner in Boynton Beach, had recently … Continue reading “Palm Beach Area Seeing Rise In Vacation Rental Scams”