Downtown Miami and Brickell is bustling with major banks and companies, open-air shopping, luxury hotels, event venues and residential towers. Crowds descend on Bayfront Park for major music events and the American Airlines Arena for basketball games and big-name concerts. Brickell Village features 200,000 square feet of dining, nightlife and retail shopping. The Miami Metromover connects Downtown and Brickell together and connections to transit networks like the Brightline and Tri-Rail. Along interstate highways, you’ll find major billboards and wallscapes that can’t be missed. 

Miami Beach is known for its beaches and glamorous lifestyle. On South Beach, you’ll find tons of foot traffic at Lincoln Road Mall and Ocean Drive. At Lincoln Road Mall, you’ll find blocks of boutique and chain stores, art galleries, indie fashion shops and open air eateries. The legendary Ocean Drive offers beachfront hotels, restaurants and nightlife experience - prominently featured in many movies and media. On Mid Beach, you’ll find luxury condo buildings and upscale hotels like Fontainebleau which also has Miami’s celebrity-studded nightclub, Liv Nightclub. Reach people in Miami with boats, mobile billboards, taxi tops and more!

Wynwood is Miami’s arts district. The world’s best-known street artists showcase larger-than-life works at the Wynwood Walls, and there’s plenty of mural advertising opportunities for brands to stay top of mind in Miami. It’s also a popular nightlife destination with warehouses converted into craft breweries, funky art galleries and late-night hot spots. You’ll also find pop-up boutiques from sneaker and footwear designers and outdoor events throughout the year!

Just 30 minutes North of Miami is Fort Lauderdale, featuring a cruise line port along with beaches, shopping and nightlife. Fort Lauderdale International Airport is South Florida's 2nd largest airport for domestic and international travel. The Strip is a promenade running along oceanside highway A1A - lined with upscale outdoor restaurants, bars, boutiques and luxury hotels. The Intracoastal Waterway, known as “Millionaire’s Row” features yachts, mansions and waterfront dining attracting an affluent audience. Billboards along I-95 target commuters and travelers heading south to Miami or north to West Palm Beach and Orlando.