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Along the beaches of the Gulf Coast, 2011 ends with a surprise 
that no one expected this soon: a post-oil spill rebound in tourism, 
and record-setting at that.The year of 2010, of course, goes down as 
the horrible, lost period thanks to BPs Deepwater Horizon disaster, the largest 
oil spill in this nations history. This year wraps up with not 
only better tourism numbers than before the oil spill, but better than 
any year on record. Floridas oil-impacted beaches in the Panhandle saw tourism 
shoot up 61 percent over 2010. Alabama rose 51 percent, while Mississippi 
gained 7 percent.Louisiana doesnt have exact numbers yet, but tourism officials in 
Baton Rouge say they are at numbers that the state did not 
expect to see until the end of 2012. And tourism promoters and 
business owners set all-time records -- not just over 2010s horrible summer 
-- after they seriously wondered last year whether all they had ever 
invested in would be lost and shut down."At that point i
ve had similar career-defining moments.

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