Discover The Palm Beaches is promoting a broad summer programme of hotel discounts, dining deals, transport savings and low-cost cultural experiences across Palm Beach County.
Discover The Palm Beaches is positioning The Palm Beaches as a value-conscious summer destination through a collection of hotel rates, culinary promotions, cultural offers and outdoor activities. The programme, announced on June 9, 2026, covers the coastal area from Boca Raton to Jupiter and is aimed at travellers seeking beach breaks, family holidays and wellness escapes. Rather than centring the campaign on one property or attraction, the tourism marketing organisation has assembled offers across accommodation, transport, dining and free or reduced-cost experiences.
The accommodation listings span a wide range of stays and incentives. AKA West Palm is offering a $75 food and beverage credit, waived destination fee and flexible arrival and departure benefits, while Aloft Delray Beach is promoting 20% off selected room rates for stays through October 31, 2026. Other examples include up to 25% off for Florida residents at Jupiter Beach Resort & Spa, complimentary nights at Tideline Palm Beach Ocean Resort and 30% off selected suites at White Elephant Palm Beach for stays from June 1 through September 30, 2026.
The release also ties the destination campaign to family and regional travel. Brightline is advertising fares from $39 between Orlando and The Palm Beaches with a 14-day advance purchase, with bookings reported as available through August 20, 2026, for travel through September 3, 2026. Children aged three to 12 can receive automatic savings on SMART fares when travelling with an adult, while groups of three or more can save up to 25% on selected services with advance purchase.
Dining and attractions broaden the proposition beyond accommodation. The listed offers include a $20 summer happy hour at Ela Curry & Cocktails, prix-fixe menus at Café Boulud Palm Beach and seasonal menus at The Breakers Palm Beach. Visitors can also explore nearly 30 beaches along 47 miles of coastline, more than 30,000 acres of protected ecosystems and free programmes including guided kayaking, hiking, trail running, stargazing and off-road biking.
The breadth of the programme gives The Palm Beaches a way to present summer travel as a mix of incentives rather than a single discount-led proposition. Its offers range from resort credits and complimentary nights to free admission and family pricing, while the release cautions that rates, availability and terms are determined by individual businesses and may change. For Discover The Palm Beaches, the campaign keeps the destination’s established resort positioning tied to practical reasons for visitors to plan across the wider region.
