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Experiencing live sport will form a key part of the Summit. From the NBA to NHL, you will get to experience incredible live sport in this thriving sporting city!

• Elite sports teams and franchises;
• Stadium and venue staff;
• Sports club owners and management groups;
• Sports agencies;
• Sports media and broadcasters;
• Former and current players, managers and coaches.

As part of the summit, you will hear from top leading industry professionals from the Miami and North American sporting industry.

Getting behind the scenes of key sporting organisations will form a key part of the Summit. This will include tours of stadiums and training facilities and meeting key staff.

Free time will be built into the schedule of the week and there will be ample opportunity for students to explore what Miami has to offer.

Networking with key players in the sports industry will form a central part of the Miami Global Sports Summit. There will be opportunities to meet with senior leaders and decision makers from major sports organisations, providing an excellent chance for attendees to build connections and build their personal brand whilst learning about the local sports market.

• Accommodation
• Access to live sport experiences
• Internal coach journeys to summit activities, where appropriate 

• Flights
• Food and drink
• General spending money
• Visa

To make the trip as affordable as possible, all Summit attendees will be staying in twin rooms at our chosen accommodation. Attendees will have the choice of nominating their chosen roommate. Attendees who don’t nominate anyone else from the travelling group to room with will have their roommate nominated for them - genders will be kept separate in this instance. There will be pre-trip get-togethers on campus for attendees to get to know their fellow Summit attendees ahead of this occurring.

South Florida is served by two large international airports – Miami International Airport and Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport. Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood Airport is located closer to our chosen accommodation however it is not as well connected internationally as Miami International Airport. We recommend looking at both options when making your travel arrangements.

Traded between Spain, Britain and then the US, Miami started to become the important tourist destination it is today in the early 20^th century as people began to discover its year-round climate and idyllic coastline. This is when the building boom started and the rich and famous began moving into the area, first in spectacular mansions and later the art deco architecture found near South Beach. The 21st century has seen Miami become one of, if not the, world’s key cruise destinations, serving over 20 cruise companies and 60 different passenger ships.

Do you prefer going to the beach or shopping? Maybe you’re a history buff? Unsurprisingly, Miami caters for all. Downtown Miami is known for its collection of both historic and modern buildings, and Little Havana is famed for its Latin galleries and bustling restaurants. Head over to Miami Beach to experience the glamour this city is famed for: Ocean Drive, South Beach, the historic Art Deco district – just remember your sun cream.

Dolphins, Heat, Marlins, Panthers and now Inter Miami. One thing Miami isn’t short of is elite sports franchises playing in North America’s leading leagues.

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Given Miami’s European links and strong ties to Latin culture, good food is just around the corner in this city. Think flavour, think fresh, think filling. Empandas, Cuban sandwiches, Key lime pie, incredible sea food and alligator – whether it’s a street vendor or fine dining, all of this and more makes Miami a gastronomical delight.