Port Everglades

The Port Everglades paper says that Port Everglades has achieved steady economic growth and geographical growth over the past decade. Purchasing more land will create more business and increase profits, which will benefit investors and communities. I. Land Purchase A. Revenue B. Expenses II. Broward County Government A. Purchase decision B. Tax reduction Ⅲ. Expanding business A. Cruise ship B. Container cargo IV. Prediction A. Revenue B. New work to expand the Everglades Harbor Everglades is located on the southeastern coast of southern Florida.

There are many ports in Florida that operate container ships, tankers and cruise ships. The main ports in Florida are Port of Tampa Bay in Tampa, Port Everglades in Fort Lauderdale, Port Jacksonville in Jacksonville, Port Miami in Miami, Port Canaveral in Miami County, Manathai Port in Manatee County, Palm Beach in Riviera Beach Harbor. The busiest cruise port in the world is in Florida, Port Miami is the busiest port, Port Canaveral and Port Everglades are the second and third most crowded ports. Tampa Bay is also the largest port in the state and boasts the largest tonnage. As of 2013, Tampa Bay is ranked 16th in terms of US domestic trade tonnage, 32nd in foreign trade and 22nd in total trade. It is the largest and most diversified port in Florida, with economic impacts exceeding $ 15.1 billion, supporting over 80,000 jobs.

Everglades Port broke the world record on November 26, 2011, over 53,500 passengers passed this port in a day. The previous record is a total of 53,365 passengers, scheduled for March 20, 2010. In 2010, Everglades Port recorded 55 cruise ship sailed regularly. With 15 different cruise lines, Port Everglades claims to provide more cruise lines, more routes and more routes than any other port in the world. Fort Lauderdale is a city on the southeastern coast of Florida, known for its beaches and boat canals. The Las Vegas Strip is a boardwalk along the A1A Coastal Expressway. There are exclusive outdoor restaurants, bars, boutiques, luxury hotels. Other attractions include International Swimming Hall of Fame, Pool and Souvenir Museum, Hugh Taylor Birch State Park, Promenade and Lagoon.