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Economic Impact
Economic Impact
The Canaveral Port Authority commissioned Martin Associates, a firm with that has conducted more than 250 economic analyses for seaports throughout the world to focus on four sectors of Port Canaveral business:
Cruise
Cargo
Real Estate
Marinas
Analysis results primarily are based on 233 interviews with firms providing services in the four business sectors and 900 individual surveys of cruise ship passengers and crew. The interviews and surveys took place in the first quarter of 2010.
The interviews and surveys were utilized to determine:
Direct impacts of firms doing business at Port Canaveral
Induced impacts of individuals employed in port related businesses
Indirect impacts of firms dependent upon businesses at Port Canaveral
Related impacts of shippers and consignees moving cargo through Port Canaveral
Tax impacts including state/local personal and business taxes on activities at Port Canaveral
Summary of Results
13,093 jobs generated by Port Canaveral cruise, cargo, marina, and real estate activity
2,309 cargo jobs, 8,908 cruise jobs, 427 marina jobs, and 1,369 real estate jobs
$648.8 million of direct, induced, and indirect wages, salaries and local consumption expenditures
$1.1 billion in revenue for businesses providing services at Port Canaveral
$48 million state and local taxes generated at Port Canaveral
Job growth by 2012 (based on existing commitments) increase 25-percent to 16,124
2012 Economic Impact Study of Port Canaveral
(PDF)
2009 Economic Impact Study of Port Canaveral
(PDF)