Travel

If you’re considering skiplagging on your next Spring Break trip to Miami, proceed with caution.

The airline is strapped for cash, but that’s not stopping it from doling out a pretty sweet deal for the local holiday.

The City of Miami Beach appears pleased with the results of last year’s “Breaking Up With Spring Break” ad.

The flight schedule lines up with peak aurora season.

The Brickell Key property teases a multi-year closure and what’s ahead.

The Delano will reopen to the public sometime in late 2025.

The new Moxy hotel in Wynwood has 120 rooms, daily yoga classes, and a pet-friendly policy.

Panthers took home two big-time wins in the NHL Global Series, but the biggest winner was the host city of Tampere, Finland.

CitizenM’s Miami Beach hotel is the brand’s third Miami location.

Casa Neos’ hotel component will have a luxury-boutique aura inspired by the Earth’s classical elements.

Dua Miami brings new changes to former SLS Brickell, including a new lounge space and restaurant.

The French tire company announced its Michelin Keys for hotels in the United States, marking the first time it has done so.

A new private terminal operated by PS is slated to open at Miami International Airport within the historic former Pan American Airways headquarters.

Brightline has announced that tickets to Orlando are on sale as of this morning.

After a multiyear renovation, the Ritz-Carlton South Beach is ready to commence the 2020s with a new era of breathtaking extravagance. Today, January 27, marks the reopening of the lavish oceanside resort, and guests will soon be able to peek at its redesign, which merges modern sensibilities with a distinctly Miami aesthetic.

Move over, ritzy resorts. The hostel scene is alive and thriving in Miami. Famous for shared dorm rooms and alarmingly low prices, an abundance of budget-friendly accommodations offer visitors to the Magic City cheap options. From a tranquil home base in Little River to a pulsating pregame headquarters in South Beach, there’s a hostel to accommodate each of Miami’s most potent aesthetics. Presented in alphabetical order, these are ten of the 305’s most memorable hostels.

Valerie Lopez remembers winning the most important competition of her life like it was yesterday. “It was one of the most nervous moments I’ve experienced. It was a high stage and purple lighting. You look up, and you see all these people staring at you. It was quite nerve-wrecking.”

Driving to the Florida Keys has always been beautiful. Now it’s a lot artsier. In late July, the 81-mile Florida Keys Sculpture Trail made its debut. It comprises nine massive sculptures along Overseas Highway between Islamorada and Key West.

During the Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club’s renovation, architects found an enterprising way to transform an undesirable view of rooftop machinery into an artistic feast for the eyes.

So you think you’re the biggest Miami Heat fan in South Florida. You have season tickets. You have the whole team’s jerseys, the hat, and the Dwyane Wade Fathead on your bedroom wall. Your license plate reads, “HEAT4EVA.” But would you shell out $1,500 to spend a night at American Airlines Arena?

You can take the boy out of Miami, but you can’t take Miami out of the boy. David Hoffmann has spent most of the past decade visiting 1,000 cities in 68 countries. Even when he’s back home, he turns a simple trip around the corner into an adventure. For Hoffmann, the element of discovery is everywhere, and though he’s been traveling, he hasn’t forgotten his roots.