Florida Keys Open To Tourists June 1

Above, tourists on the "Conch Train" in Key West last year. Photo by Armand Vaquer.

There's some good news coming out of Florida.

The Jacksonville Free Press reported:

Hotels, motels, vacation rentals, marinas, RV parks, and timeshares and some of the business set to open. 

A trip to the Florida Keys might actually be a possibility this summer. 

Starting June 1, hotels and other accommodations will be open for tourists in Monroe County, Florida, which encompasses the collection of islands, U.S. News reported. 

Businesses set to open include hotels, motels, vacation rentals, marinas, RV parks, and timeshares, according to a statement from Monroe County.

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