Parking and enforcement technology leader works with top destination cities like Tampa, Key West, Panama City, Destin, and moreCHARLOTTE, N.C., March 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Passport , the most trusted technology partner for innovative curb management solutions, is helping Florida cities manage the influx of spring break visitors and is revealing its parking and payment best practices. Last year, Florida saw a record-breaking 142.9 million visitors, with a significant portion traveling during the spring break season in March and April - more people can mean more problems with parking."With Spring Break approaching, Florida is preparing for a record influx of visitors—and as someone who grew up here, I know firsthand how crucial this surge is to local economies," said Khristian Gutierrez, co-founder and CEO of Passport. "But we also want to ensure local officials have the software resources to keep their communities functioning smoothly. As a trusted partner to cities across North America, we offer real-time insights and comprehensive parking compliance solutions that empower leaders to make informed decisions—both during peak demand and throughout the year—ultimately helping communities thrive."Passport's fully integrated curb management solution brings together parking enforcement, mobile pay parking, digital permitting, payments, and more. By centralizing parking data, Passport ensures cities can operate more efficiently, increase revenue, and improve the parking experience.In February 2025, the City of Tampa experienced a 57.5% increase in Passport Parking sessions compared to February 2024 and is preparing for more congestion in the month ahead. "The City of Tampa is focused on making our city fun for tourists and livable for our residents, even during high-volume times like spring break," said Fed Revolte, City of Tampa Parking Division Manager

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