Hotel-room taxes drift lower in April Orange County's take for the tourist tax on hotel rooms in April was off 3.8 percent from the same month a year ago, the second decline in as many months and another sign of the slowing Central Florida tourism economy. As if the country's financial troubles and rising gas prices weren't enough of a threat to Orlando's tourist economy, now summer could be marred by fires, smoke and antsy tourists.
Tourism is so up and down.
Let's become a haven to criminals and charge them money to stay, considering our state is being run by one. That should work. World's top 10 theme parks 1. Disneyland, Tokyo 2. Magic Kingdom, Orlando 3.