Hospitality

If you are looking for a good mojito or Cuban sandwich at Miami International Airport, Emilio and Gloria Estefan have a solution: Estefan Kitchen Express has opened at MIA’s Marketplace

Kolter’s growing collection of hotels keeps its leader going By Arnie Rosenberg | Photography by Larry Wood Scott Webb knew all about office buildings. Heading up the commercial division of

Seminole Casino Coconut Creek likes to play up the theme “Live the Good Life,” holding events such as the scotch tasting the presented at NYY Steak earlier this month. I’m

Avi Aisenberg used drive by hundreds of thousands of acres of sugar cane traveling to his family’s plastics recycling plant in South Bay, a small community along Lake Okeechobee. Now,

About 10 years ago Louis Flematti gave me a tour of the French Quarter, his restaurant just north of Las Olas Boulevard, and talked about how he had sold his 10

You’ve undoubtedly seen celebrities who’ve invested in vineyards and the wave of craft breweries popping up in South Florida, but Nanette Watson has what could be the next hot thing.

The Dolphins drafted offensive line Laremy Tunsil  ith the 13th pick in the NFL Draft on Thursday night, but the biggest star these days is arguably the team’s stadium, which is

By Kevin Gale South Florida is the epicenter of the global cruise industry, with PortMiami ranked No. 1 and Port Everglades ranked No. 2 as the busiest ports, based on

Navy fighter pilot builds Tropic Ocean Airways into a seven-aircraft fleet By Kevin Gale | Photos by Amanda K. Photography www.photosbyamandak.com It’s no coincidence that Tropic Ocean Airways seems as

Pharmaceutical hub, service to Asia and a free trade zone could fuel further growth at MIA By Kevin Gale | photo by Steven Brooke Miami International Airport is positioning itself

By Beverly Barna In another sign of South Florida’s soaring prominence, Air Charter Service (ACS) is opening its fifth North American office in Miami. Chairman Chris Leach formed the company

“Fort Lauderdale comes to Miami sometimes – but this is going to be the opposite. Miami is going to Fort Lauderdale to get away from it all,” says Jared Galbut,