Orange County Tourism Tax Revenue Declines After Record-Setting Streak

Orange County collected approximately $33.56 million in Tourist Development Tax revenue during June 2026, according to the Orlando Business Journal. The total was 0.4% lower than June 2025, ending a 14-month streak of record collections. The county’s 6% “bed tax” applies to hotel stays and short-term rentals of less than six months. Although the decrease was small, the results may indicate that Central Florida’s tourism growth is beginning to stabilize following an extended period of strong hotel demand. Tourism-tax revenue supports the Orange County Convention Center, tourism promotion, arts programs and major entertainment venues. For more information click here.