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With international visitor numbers climbing and global instability steering travelers toward Florida, a fresh wave of local businesses is cashing in before the summer peak closes.
As international instability rattles supply chains and tourist spending patterns, a new class of locally rooted entrepreneurs on Orange Avenue and Mills 50 is turning disruption into revenue.
From the tourist corridor on International Drive to the tech hubs sprouting near Lake Nona, the employment picture in Central Florida looks very different than it did 18 months ago.
A wave of corporate relocations and tourism-sector expansion is pulling thousands of new jobs into Central Florida — but the competition for skilled talent is fiercer than it has been in a decade.
A wave of corporate relocations and a tightening commercial property market are forcing Orlando employers to compete harder — and pay more — for skilled workers.
Massive capital investment at Walt Disney World, Universal and beyond is pulling tens of thousands of workers into a tourism economy that is getting harder to staff and harder to leave.
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