GREATER MIAMI CONVENTION & VISITORS BUREAU REPORT: MIAMI-DADE TOURISM REMAINS ROBUST WITH RECORD NUMBER OF VISITORS IN 2024
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Marking a record number of visitors in the last year, the Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) emphasized the high-performing visitor economy and communicated the benefits of tourism in Miami-Dade County at its annual State of the Travel & Tourism Industry event. More than 500 attendees, including GMCVB industry partners, government officials and community leaders, gathered at Jungle Island to celebrate Greater Miami and Miami Beach's robust tourism ecosystem and one of the destination's main economic drivers.
Miami-Dade County experienced sustained tourism growth in 2024, attracting over 28 million visitors – the highest number ever recorded in a single year. These visitors spent $22 billion in the destination, generating $2.2 billion in local and state tax revenues. With more than 209,000 tourism-supported jobs in Miami-Dade, the industry now employs more people than ever before.
