Francophone Tourists and Retirees
Many retired individuals from Quebec have moved either to Florida or Hawaii, or at least spend the winter there. Also, the many Canadians who travel to the Southeastern states in the winter and spring include a number Francophones, mostly from Quebec but also from New Brunswick and Ontario. Quebecers also tend to visit Louisiana, as Quebec and Louisiana share a number of cultural ties.
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