Weather Update

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The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau knows how important it is to offer more than thoughts and prayers to the residents and visitors across Florida who were impacted by Hurricane Ian.

Greater Miami and most of Miami-Dade County were spared from severe weather effects associated with the storm. Everyone’s continued health and safety is critical as we enter the relief and recovery phase working side by side with our industry partners to support travelers, Florida residents, relief workers and others who need help at this time. Please see the list of resources and ways to help below.

If you are traveling from Miami-Dade County, Miami International Airport is open, however, travelers should check with their airline carriers for the most up-to-date information to determine if itineraries have been revised. Cruise guests should reach out to their respective cruise lines for the most recent postings regarding sailing itineraries.

If you would like to support ongoing Hurricane Ian relief and recovery efforts, please see the links below:

United Way Operation Helping Hands

Hurricane Ian Recovery Efforts

Vizite Florid

Support Fort Myers

American Airlines Hurricane-Related Disaster Relief

The Greater Miami and the Beaches Hotel Association in partnership with the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau and our local hospitality partners would like to extend special hotel rates in the Miami-Dade County hotels for Florida residents affected by Hurricane Ian. Please make sure to check back regularly for new properties being added. During these difficult times, Greater Miami and Miami Beach want to show support for the residents of the Sunshine State.

Please contact the following properties for special Florida resident rates available at participating hotels.