Celebrate Women’s History Month with Julissa Kepner’s inspiring Brought To You By Tourism (BTYBT) video and her remarkable journey to becoming general manager at the Miami Marriott Biscayne Bay. Dive deeper into the narrative at broughttoyoubytourism.com and share your own journey with us.

As Greater Miami hosts some of sport’s biggest events, including the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix, Copa America, the LIV Golf Miami Tournament and this week’s Miami Open, American Express Travel has released its 2024 Global Travel Trends Report. Among the top trends driving bookings: love of the game. Sports fans are planning trips around athletic events, with Miami, New York and Paris topping the list and 67 percent of Millennial and Gen Z respondents (compared to 58 percent overall) interested in traveling for sporting events in 2024.

Did you know a portion of our hotel tax funds municipal transit systems? In 2023, trolleys throughout Miami-Dade reached nearly 11 million annual rides, providing residents a cost-free transportation alternative throughout our communities.

The City of Miami Beach hosts its 16th Annual Surf Camp for Children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), March 25-29. The weeklong camp at South Pointe Park gives ASD kids a chance to develop their individual abilities, focusing on swimming skills, basic oceanography, meteorology and open water surfing.

Commemorating Women’s History Month for the seventh consecutive year, Doral Contemporary Art Museum hosts its 2024 Women of Vision exhibition, “Autonomous,” celebrating women in the arts. Free and open to the community through March 31.

Congratulations to GMCVB board members and new Orange Bowl Committee members Christine Valls and Caroline O’Connor. They were among nine new active members named who’ll play an integral role as the Orange Bowl Committee (OBC) hosts the College Football Playoff Semifinal on January 9, 2025.

Congratulations Miami Riverwalk – nominated for USA Today’s 10 Best Readers' Choice Awards as Best Riverwalk in the U.S. You have till April 8 to cast your ballot and can vote once a day for the run of the contest.

The City of Miami has been awarded a $60 million federal transportation grant to help fund the I-395 Underdeck and Heritage Trail connecting Overtown and Downtown Miami. Plans for the Underdeck include a 33-acre public open space and mile-long trail system promoting non-vehicular transportation options and a safe environment for recreational activities such as walking, jogging, biking and scooter riding.

The 41st edition of the Miami Film Festival returns April 5-14, showcasing the world’s foremost emerging and established filmmakers. The film fest attracts close to 45,000 attendees a year, 300 filmmakers, producers, talent and industry professionals from around the world.

Experience the unparalleled excitement of the LIV Golf Miami Tournament at the Trump National Doral, April 5-7. Set against the backdrop of the renowned Blue Monster course, fans and enthusiasts alike have an exclusive chance to witness the sport's greatest champions in action.

Celebrate the unique culture and natural environment of the historic Miami River at the annual Miami River Day festival in the Lummus Park Historic District, April 6. The free family-friendly event features complimentary boat rides, environmental education booths, children's activities, historic tours and re-enactments, live music and more.

The City of Coral Gables invites nonprofit organizations to attend a Cultural Grants Webinar/Public Meeting, April 4. Participation is required to apply for grant funds that address the betterment of quality of life in Coral Gables through the visual and performing arts, history, historic preservation, folk life, international cultural exchange, and the literary and media arts.