Discover Miami Florida

 Miami, by tradition, is an international business and financial center, with many young high-tech professionals from Latin America moving into its apartments and condos in large numbers. The city has an international airport, about fifty five miles from downtown Miami, and is one of the main entry points to the US for many foreigners from the rest of the world. While Miami is predominantly a Spanish speaking country (about 93 percent of the population is of Spanish ancestry), there are many minorities, including African, Australian, British and Canadian. The city has a small, but growing Italian speaking population. While this core city, although growing, still has much to offer those who are not from the south of Mexico. It can also be a bit boring as a tourist due to its central location. There are a lot of very nice hotels and vacation rentals in the western part of the city but the central area, especially near downtown Miami, is a lot more popular and is also where the majority o