Search Travel Market Report

mainlogo
www.travelmarketreport.com
U.S.A.
English
Canada
English
Canada Quebec
Français
  • News
  • Packaged Travel
  • Cruise
  • Hotels & Resorts
  • Destinations
  • Retail Strategies
  • Air
  • River Cruise
  • Training & Resources

Miami and its Beaches Extend Discounts and Packages Through End of October

by Richard D'Ambrosio  September 20, 2017

In an effort to stimulate travel following the glancing blow of Hurricane Irma, Miami and its Beaches have launched a new promotion titled #MiamiNow, that provides packaged discounts for lodging, dining, entertainment and shopping.

Coordinated and launched by the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB), the #MiamiNow promotion runs through Oct. 31, consolidating six of the region’s twelve “Temptations Programs,” which have all been promoted in the past.

For example, Miami Spice Restaurant Month includes 200 restaurants offering reduced prices ($23 per person for lunch and brunch and $39 per person for dinner).

Hotels throughout the destination from Miami Beach, Downtown Miami, Coconut Grove, Coral Gables, Sunny Isles Beach and more are offering promotional rates and special amenity packages, including:  Loews Miami Beach Hotel, Fontainebleau Miami Beach, Ritz-Carlton South Beach, Coconut Grove and Bal Harbour properties, Sonesta Coconut Grove Miami, Marenas Beach Resort Sunny Isles Beach, The Biltmore Hotel Coral Gables, EPIC Hotel, Four Season Hotel Miami and Mandarin Oriental Miami. 

  
  
Related Articles
Hotel and Resort Guide to What’s Open on Hard-Hit Caribbean Islands
Florida Keys and the Caribbean Tourism on the Rebound After Hurricanes
Belize Uses Tourism Growth to Shine Spotlight on Caribbean
St. Barths Is Open for the Holidays
Air Canada Suspends Flights to St. Maarten Due to Hurricane Maria Impact
St. Thomas’ Frenchman’s Reef to Remain Closed Until 2019
Road to Recovery: Caribbean Hotels and Resorts Reveal Reopening Dates
Bahamas’ Grand Isle Resort Partners with Tourism Cares for Hurricane Relief
Hurricane Impact: Port-by-Port Updates on Caribbean Sailings
Some Hurricane-Damaged Resorts Remain Closed

MOST VIEWED

  1. Air Transat Pilots Strike Imminent as Flight Cancellations Begin Before Wednesday Deadline
  2. Jamaica Isn’t Destroyed: Tourism and Resorts Rise Strong after Hurricane Melissa
  3. Finishing Strong: How Travel Advisors Are Closing 2025 to Crush 2026
  4. Sandals Reopens Five Jamaica Resorts Weeks After Hurricane Melissa
  5. 9 New All-Inclusive Resorts in the Caribbean and Mexico Opening in 2026
  6. Black Friday Travel Deals: Sales & Promos Roundup for 2025


TMR Subscription

Subscribe today to receive daily in-depth coverage from all corners of the travel industry, from industry happenings to new cruise ships, hotel openings, tour updates, and much more.

Subscribe to TMR

Top Stories
New Opening: Iberostar Selection Riviera Cancun
New Opening: Iberostar Selection Riviera Cancun

Here’s what’s in store at Iberostar’s newest all-inclusive resort, its 12th hotel in Mexico.

Sandals Resorts Will Reopen Five of Its Jamaica Resorts on Dec. 6
Sandals Resorts Will Reopen Five of Its Jamaica Resorts on Dec. 6

Not all of Sandals’ Jamaican resorts will reopen next month, however.

Black Friday Travel Deals: Sales & Promos Roundup for 2025
Black Friday Travel Deals: Sales & Promos Roundup for 2025

General travel deals from hotels, tour operators and more.

Montecito Village Travel Appoints New Director of Hotel Relations 
Montecito Village Travel Appoints New Director of Hotel Relations 

Zoe Kim steps into the role as MVT continues to grow its hotel program and partner network.

Does Secrets Baby Beach Aruba Offer the Most Authentic Experience on the Island?
Does Secrets Baby Beach Aruba Offer the Most  Authentic Experience on the Island?

As the first resort in San Nicolas, the property is a gateway to a part of Aruba that many visitors have never seen before.

Hyatt Jamaica Resorts Suspend Operations with No New Reservations through January
Hyatt Jamaica Resorts Suspend Operations with No New Reservations through January

Following the devastation of Hurricane Melissa last week, Hyatt has paused reservations at eight resorts in Jamaica. 

TMR OUTLOOKS & WHITE PAPERS
View All
Advertiser's Voice
Curate Your Client’s Vacation in The Palm Beaches, Florida
About Travel Market Report Mission Meet the Team Advisory Board Advertise Syndication Guidelines
TMR Resources Calendar of Events Outlook/Whitepapers Previous Sponsored Articles Previous This Week Articles
Subscribe to TMR
Select Language
Do You Have an Idea Email
editor@travelmarketreport.com
Give Us a Call
1-(516) 730-3097
Drop Us a Note
Travel Market Report
71 Audrey Ave, Oyster Bay, NY 11771
© 2005 - 2025 Travel Market Report, an American Marketing Group Inc. Company All Rights Reserved | Terms and Conditions
Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Manage cookie preferences