A new reality show-themed Miami Beach marketing campaign seeks to discourage spring break visitors. City of Miami Beach The city of Miami Beach released a marketing video Tuesday in which actors ...

As the second peak weekend of spring break in Miami Beach kicked off Friday, the vibe was lively but subdued, and crowds were thin. In other words, mission accomplished — at least so far — for city ...

Spring break gone wrong! From epic wipeouts to hilarious mishaps, this compilation is packed with the funniest spring break fails caught on camera. Sunshine, sand, and a whole lot of laughter! Trump ...

Dear Abby: I’m scared. Next weekend is spring break and my girlfriend is going to Fort Lauderdale, Florida. She’s really pretty so I know she’s going to get some attention, but I don’t want her to ...

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A shifting political climate has made international travel uncomfortable for some Americans. Here’s how to figure out if your spring trip is still safe. Senior Contributor. Forbes contributors publish ...

Fort Lauderdale was popping up on everyone’s social media as the top Spring Break destination for a week full of partying. When they arrived, some found less chaos than they hoped for, college-aged ...

Panama City Beach Police Chief J.R. Talamantez stated that the city's time as a spring break destination is over. The announcement follows a chaotic spring break season marred by shootings, disorderly ...

The city of Miami Beach released a marketing video Tuesday in which actors depict a spring break gone wrong due to strict rules, police crackdowns and potential curfews. The 90-second video, titled ...

People make their way down Ocean Drive at night during spring break in Miami Beach, Florida, on Friday, March 21, 2025. Pedro Portal pportal@miamiherald.com As the second peak weekend of spring break ...

MIAMI — The city of Miami Beach released a marketing video Tuesday in which actors depict a spring break gone wrong due to strict rules, police crackdowns and potential curfews. The 90-second video, ...