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Naples Is Thriving
Tourism is the number one industry in Southwest Florida. The area has become
known as an upscale domestic and international destination for visitors and
convention attendees. The Conde Nast Traveler and Travel & Leisure magazines
have selected The Ritz Carlton/Naples and The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort among
the top travel destinations worldwide. The Registry Resort consistently ranks
in the top 50 worldwide. Business is booming as well. Structured planning,
a low-tax base, and certification as a Florida Blue Chip community contribute
to Naples' economy. The Economic Development Council (EDC) a catalyst between
private enterprise and county government has predicted double digit annual
business growth.
By Land and Overseas
International visitors, as well as tourists from around the U.S., can access
our tropical paradise with ease. Interstate-75 provides a convenient link
to the east coast of Florida on 4-lan Alligator Alley. Naples Municipal Airport
serves more than 150,000 people annually.
Just 25 miles up Interstate 74 from Naples is Southwest Florida International Airport, with scheduled commercial airlines serving destinations in Florida, nationally, and abroad.
Safe Haven
Local businesses, community organizations, and individuals unite to ensure
an atmosphere of safety and equality in the community. Well-informed newcomers
and an increasing number of international tourists are venturing to Naples
because of its reputation as a safe haven for travelers and residents alike.
In a nutshell, Naples is a great place ot visit an
to live. The community consensus revolves around controlled growth - keeping
the balance between the cherished environment and the needs of its' residents
and returning visitors.
