- Boycott produces results: black-owned Miami Beach
hotel scheduled to open in 1996.
If Nelson Mandela visits the Miami area in the future, he will undoubtedly receive a much different reception from the one he got in 1990. Instead of being snubbed, he might very well end up as a guest at the black-owned hotel that exists today because of the controversy surrounding ......
- Minority Groups Rushing To Book Fla.'s 1st Black-Owned Resort
The opening of a 422-room, beachfront luxury hotel within walking distance of the Miami Beach Convention Center would always be a welcome event in the Miami meeting and convention market. But the ribbon-cutting for the Royal Palm Crowne Plaza hotel in March takes on an added significance because of who ......
- Southeast.
Those who think there is nothing new under the sun should visit Florida's southeast region, whose tropical and ethnic influences attract record numbers of tourists. As a result, new attractions and properties are being built and existing ones are undergoing extensive expansions and renovations. On the hotel front, the Loews ......
- Creativity in Design, Practicality in Execution
IMAGE PHOTOGRAPH 1 The St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort & Spa, Dana Point, California Ritz Plaza Resort, Miami Beach (South Beach), Florida San Francisco Marriott @ Moscone Convention Center, San Francisco, California MJM Design, An AECOM Company, has built its reputation as a powerhouse in the industry by delivering innovative, ......
- Wyndham To Wind Up Florida Resort Acquisition
Wyndham To Wind Up Florida Resort Acquisition By Rowland StitelerEager to expand its Florida presence with more upscale properties, Patriot American's Wyndham Resorts will take over a ......
- Sonesta In Position As A Major Miami Player
Sonesta International Hotels Corp. is moving to become a key player in the upscale hotel marketplace of metropolitan Miami with two major new hotels.
- Miami's spice: a multicultural mecca. African
Americans will enjoy visiting this stateside hot
spot.
A sprawling urban metropolis, Miami, like its music, is a mix of cultures. Latin salsa, jamaican reggae and Haitian compas blend with African-American rap, rhythm and blues, and good old American rock `n' roll to define the Miami sound. It is this blend of African-American, Caribbean and Hispanic cultures peppering ......