Florida Keys Reopen For Tourism
Another major sign of things returning to normal: the long drive through the Florida Keys. In the heavily tourism-based county that has been closed to guests for about the past…
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Joe Raedle/Getty ImagesAnother major sign of things returning to normal: the long drive through the Florida Keys.
In the heavily tourism-based county that has been closed to guests for about the past two months, marinas, hotels, restaurants and bars will again be open for business. The Monroe County Tourist Development Council is recommending to wash hands, wear masks and, of course, social distancing.
It is the Florida Keys, of course, so they also recommend using reef-safe sunscreen, and if you're not feeling well to stay home. There will be health screenings at the airports in the Keys for flights coming from designated states, and yes, there may be quarantines up to 14 days for those guests. The county also recommends staying hydrated and rested in the heat of the Florida Keys.
Check out these images from the Florida Keys including a visit with Mason Dixon!
