Do you live in a tourist area and if so where are most of the tourists from?

Well it's not really a tourist area like in having lots of tourist all of a sudden then gone after many months. My city lately has become a tourist area of sorts because you don't know if they are tourists or already living in the city with their local wives. The most popular destination would be the boulevard where lots of foreigners converge and you thought Americans but the accent is different so you thought again from europe. Then you can distinguish Australians and British accents. Then there are those speaking not in english but you can guess French and Germans. Students from Korea and iran are plentiful in the city.

Since I live in Southwest Florida the snowbirds are a part of our life and from November to April we turn into an official tourist area. I love to read the license plates and learn where everyone is from, and I don't think there's ever been a season that I didn't see a plate from all fifty state. Besides that we have 'pockets' of different nationalities. I would say the biggest group are from Canada. but I've heard the languages of German, French, Chinese, Italian, Iranian, and Thailand. Most of the Cuban/Hipanics are here all year round so there's plenty of Spanish in the air too. I know there are several tourist groups that come through each year and I've seen the countries listed as from Holland and the Neatherlands, and even Sweden. I don't think I've met anyone from Switzerland but I can't be sure. I enjoy meeting and talking to people especially in the stores or the flea markets. Their opinions of our country are varied and usually very vocal.(and very interesting). But, since I don't travel I love to hear about their countries. I always learn a lot. By the end of the season though I'm glad to see them go home so I can appreciate my country a little better.