MIA Magazine Sept 2016 | Page 17

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 2016 AN INDEPENDENT SUPPLEMENT BY MIA MEDIA & COMMUNICATIONS GROUP TO THE SUN SENTINEL BB17 Miami Broward Carnival Economic Impact Average Group Size Gender Breakdown Miami Broward Carnival Economic Impact: Caribbean population in South Florida: Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach Counties: Estimated Attendance (October 1-12, 2016) % Visitors Average Length of Stay Over 600,000 Largest Caribbean population in the U.S. 100,000+ (over multiple events) 35% 4 days Average Age Range Average Occupation (Professional/Manager) 2.5 Male 55% Female 45% 25 to 45 60% Economic Profile: Average Daily Expenditure: $165.00X 4 days = $660.00 Estimated Direct Economic Impact: Estimated Total Effects Impact (2X multiplier): $12,348,000 $26,054,280 Carnival draws participants from the English, French, Spanish and Dutch speaking Caribbean Communities. The top five nationalities that participate in Miami Broward carnival are from Trinidad & Tobago, Jamaica, Haiti, Barbados, Guyana, Eastern Caribbean islands. The top five Caribbean Spanish speaking nationalities hail from Dominican Republic, Cuba, Panamá, Puerto Rico, Honduras, and Nicaragua. Domestic visitors come primarily from Tri-State New York area, Washington D.C., Atlanta, Toronto, and across the state of Florida International visitors come primarily from the Bahamas, Turks & Caicos, Jamaica, Trinidad & Tobago, Virgin Islands, Barbados, Canada and the U.K. Top local Caribbean neighborhoods are Miramar, Miami Gardens, Lauderhill, Lauderdale Lakes, North Miami, Kendall, South Miami Heights and Coconut Grove. Source: Miami Broward Carnival Economic Impact Study; Greater Miami Convention & Visitors Bureau; US Census Transportation Download Uber App and use Uber code: MiamiCarnival $20 will be applied towards your first ride on uberX, uberXL, LUX or LUXSUV (not valid on uberTAXI, expires 12/25/16) Download Lyft App and use Lyft Code:Barbados50