Please note that you said cases are rising. I have not talked about cases at all in this thread, because of the problems with testing and what a positive case indicates. Yes, they are increasing, but we're talking about hospitalizations.
While tourism certainly has a great effect on Florida, it's hardly an explanation for the increase in hospitalizations for COVID. Living here in Central Florida, I see and read a lot about what is going on, but haven't seen or read anything related to the effect of tourists on the latest situation. If you have anything specific to share, I would love to hear it.
Here's some observations related to this situation. Tourism in Florida started to recover during Spring break a few months ago. While it has increased, at least in the Orlando area, it is not to the degree to explain this increase.
I also doubt we get a significant amount of tourists hospitalized for COVID. A number of reasons with the most significant being the problem that a lot of people would have a problem with coverage under their health insurance. If they were sick before coming, hopefully they stayed home to get treatment. If their symptoms developed while here, I imagine most would be able to return home and would want to for the insurance reason and for the burden that a stay could have on the rest of their family, friends, etc.
I appreciate humor, but trust you weren't making light of this situation which is a problem in many places right now.