If you're planning a visit to Greater Fort Lauderdale for one last summer hurrah, Labor Day weekend is the perfect time. There's plenty to do outdoors, including festivals, water sports, boat excursions, waterfront dining and beachfront concerts. If you need a break from the heat, explore local…
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If you're heading to Greater Fort Lauderdale and love to shop, make time for Sawgrass Mills. While the destination is home to plenty of high-end boutiques and shopping centers, Sawgrass Mills stands out as one of Florida's premier designer outlet destinations. With hundreds of stores, luxury brands…
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Greater Fort Lauderdale is ready to embrace FIFA World Cup 2026 fever. Are you? From kickoff celebrations and watch parties to fan zones, here's what's happening before and during the global soccer tournament, which runs from Thursday, June 11, to Sunday, July 19. Free Official Watch Parties…
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Greater Fort Lauderdale is celebrating an exciting milestone this year. 2026 was officially designated “The Year of Arts and Culture in Broward County” to commemorate 50 years of arts and culture. We were inspired by the proclamation and wanted to highlight some of the destination’s most unique arts…
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Discerning foodies and MICHELIN Guide followers heading to Greater Fort Lauderdale can rejoice, knowing our vibrant destination remains a culinary standout in the Sunshine State. On May 28, the MICHELIN Guide revealed its 2026 selection, and for the first time, the full state of Florida was…
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If you are attending the U.S. Travel Association’s IPW 2026, from May 17-21, welcome to Greater Fort Lauderdale. As the host city for this year’s trade show, the destination offers opportunities to plan an enriching visit beyond the recently upgraded Broward County Convention Center, which underwent…
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Whether it is a first visit or a return trip, attending the three-day Tortuga Music Festival on Fort Lauderdale Beach requires planning. The event draws large crowds and spans multiple days, making logistics an important part of the experience. Below, we’ve compiled the ultimate guide to help you…
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Greater Fort Lauderdale is known as the Venice of America due to its impressive 300-mile-long network of inland waterways. It is also considered the Yachting Capital of the World, thanks to its vibrant boating community, thriving marine industry, and ideal year-round weather. Local and visiting…
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While there’s plenty of adult-friendly fun to be had in Greater Fort Lauderdale, we also pride ourselves on being a well-rounded, family-friendly destination. Whether you’re heading to town to escape the cold winter months, for spring break, for summer adventures, or to soak up everything we have to…
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Planning your first trip to Greater Fort Lauderdale can feel overwhelming, with numerous beaches, things to do and landmarks to explore. The region’s diverse culinary scene also continues to expand, from waterside classics to fine-dining. If mapping it all out feels daunting, help is at hand. Below…
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