Step into the curious world of Bugs, an immersive special exhibition currently on view at the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science in Downtown Miami.
Alfons Mucha is one of the most famous Art Nouveau artists, whose charisma captivated renowned women and actresses. Thanks in part to Mucha’s descendants, the new Mucha Museum will open at Savarin Palace in Prague on February 24, 2025. It is housed in the renovated Baroque Savarin Palace in the very heart of the Czech capital, on Na Příkopě Street. And it’s truly magnificent, just like Mucha’s Art Nouveau paintings.
The year 2025 in Czechia is packed with exciting tourism updates. New transport links to Prague, the opening of a museum dedicated to singer Karel Gott and Art Nouveau artist Alfons Mucha, and restored landmarks in all their glory are just the beginning. Whether you’re a fan of history, culture, sports, nature, or a pilgrim seeking tranquillity, there’s something for everyone!
Winter in Greater Miami & Miami Beach is unbeatable! With perfect weather and sunny skies, we’re the envy of the nation. This season, enjoy exciting new hotel openings, delicious restaurant debuts, and fresh attractions and events for everyone. Come experience the magic of Miami this winter! 🌞
The Samoa Tourism Authority, is thrilled to announce that celebrated chef and television personality Monica Galetti will be returning to her birthplace of Samoa from 26 January to 08 February, 2025. As an esteemed Ambassador for Samoa Tourism Authority, Galetti’s visit highlights her enduring connection to the islands and aims to boost Samoa’s global profile as a must-visit destination.
Google’s annual Year in Search report ranks Greater Miami And Miami Beach as the third most trending travel destination in the world for 2024, with Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, the venue for this week’s Capital One Orange Bowl, earning recognition as the fifth most Googled stadium in the United States. This accolade reinforces Greater Miami’s position as a premier global destination, especially as it takes centre stage for the 2025 College Football Playoff Semi-Final.
A testament to our hospitality and excellence in the world of corporate and diplomatic events, feedback is a crucial barometer of success. Samoa had the honor of hosting delegates from the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting (CHOGM) in October and STA is thrilled to share the overwhelmingly positive feedback we received.
The delegates who represented various commonwealth nations were unanimous in their praise for Samoa’s warm hospitality, efficient organization, and the high standard of facilities available.
Many expressed their intention to return, either for business or leisure, a testament to the lasting impression Samoa has made on these global leaders. These positive reviews are not just a source of pride for us but also a validation of our continuous efforts to position Samoa as a perimeter destination for international events.
The Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau (GMCVB) is commemorating the 10th anniversary of Art of Black Miami (AOBM), a ground-breaking program that began in the heritage neighbourhoods of Little Haiti, Little Havana, Coconut Grove, and Historic Overtown. Now a countywide initiative, AOBM highlights Greater Miami’s dynamic art scene and its deep-rooted connections to the Black diaspora.
We are excited to announce the grand reopening of the iconic Sheraton Samoa Aggie Grey’s Hotel & Bungalows in #BeautifulSamoa, following a multi-million dollar renovation totaling USD$8.5 million. This landmark reopening brings a fresh, modern vision to the legendary property, fusing the rich cultural heritage of Samoa with contemporary design to create a dynamic space for both relaxation and productivity.
The Samoa Tourism Authority (STA) rolled out the red carpet for their very first overnight cruise ship visit on 22 and 23 November. This great achievement reflects Samoa’s commitment to meeting up with the who’s who of the cruise industry at the annual SeaTrade event in the USA.
Visitors from the cruise ship enjoyed delightful stays at local hotels and resorts, indulging in the rich tapestry of Samoan culture and warm hospitality.
This progress represents a major achievement in Samoa’s cruise tourism development and opens the door to even more exciting prospects ahead.
This year, 26 cruise ships were scheduled to visit Samoa’s shores, attracting many visitors eager to explore the islands. Looking ahead, 27 cruise ships are lined up for 2025, promising a year of growth and bustling activity for the tourism sector.