Miami Seaside invitations vacationers searching for heat climate retreats to get pleasure from all season occasions and specials

The city offers compulsory courses, updated menus and unbeatable offers for hotel stays for autumn travelers

The Miami Beach vacation season doesn’t exactly mean falling leaves or chilly weather. In Miami Beach at this time of year, everything revolves around enjoying the holiday mood amidst the tropical vegetation. Locals and travelers alike can soak up some sun at the end of the year and experience many of the fun fall activities.

Destination Analysts said the number of Americans seeking travel inspiration rose to 65 percent in the past month, and most travel segments have seen steady growth. There has never been a better time to experience the vibrant culture of Miami Beach.

“Fall in Miami Beach is unlike any other travel destination – there is endless sunshine, abundant arts and culture activities, and new seasonal menus in destination restaurants,” said Steve Adkins, chairman of the Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority (MBVCA). “We look forward to welcoming new and old guests and creating memories throughout the season.”

Vacationers who choose to escape to Miami Beach this fall will experience the authentic Miami Beach culture. The highlights include art exhibitions, cultural performances, music ensembles and delicious autumn dishes – there is something for every taste:

• Experience the best of contemporary art this fall at The Bass in Miami Beach. Guests who mention the Miami Entertainment Months will now receive a 15 percent discount on regular admission through November 22nd.
• Get ready for an Instagram-worthy experience at the Museum of Illusions and discover optical illusions that challenge the perception of all ages. Use the code moi10 and get a 10 percent discount on standing tickets until November 30th.
• This season, travelers to Miami Beach can expect some must-try menu items for fall. Pubbelly has added pumpkin pancakes to its brunch menu, MILA’s new seasonal mushroom hotpot takes home cooking to a new level, and The Frieze is serving pumpkin ice cream through December.
• The annual South Beach Seafood Week takes place in Miami Beach from October 20-23 and opens the stone crab season. Guests will enjoy weeklong events with the top chefs and culinary geniuses of South Florida. Tickets start at $ 55.
• For a spooky Halloween, destination events like Halloween Night on Lincoln Road, the Miami Haunts Ghost Tour in Miami Beach, and the Hallowave Family Fun Fest are perfect for creating new memories with family and friends.
• Music lovers can sit in the front row of a wide variety of concerts at Fillmore Miami Beach through October 28th. Featured artists include Sofia Nino, Mon Laferte, Camilo, Morat and Chelsea Handler.
• Starting this month, travelers strolling down Washington Avenue can experience the brand new Miami Beach Live Music Series hosted by the Washington Avenue Business Improvement District. Every third Thursday of the month from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m., the live music series offers a variety of genres, including jazz, latin, reggae, soul and pop. This event is free and public.

“We pride ourselves on bringing seasonal specials to our locals and visitors,” said Grisette Marcos, Executive Director of MBVCA. “We’re also very excited to be attending Miami Entertainment Months as it is a perfect opportunity to showcase the entertainment scene that locals already love and visitors can’t wait to explore.”

For more information on all fall events in Miami Beach; Follow @ExperienceMiamiBeach on Facebook, Instagram, and @EMiamiBeach on Twitter; and download the Experience Miami Beach app from http://www.miamibeachapi.com/app/.

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