The Miami Beach Convention and Exhibition Center is located in the Miami Beach area of the United States. It has a total area of 90000 square meters, including more than 50000 square meters of exhibition space and 70 conference rooms.

In 1955, Miami Beach City proposed to build an exhibition hall in order to improve the tourism economy and other business activities. Construction of the Miami Beach Convention and Exhibition Center began in August 1956 on the south central beach. At this time, the location of the name is "BBQ exhibition hall, Miami Beach". After two years of construction, the Miami Beach Convention and Exhibition Center was successfully completed in September 1958 and officially opened in October 1958. It is known as the "Miami Beach exhibition hall", with over 100000 square feet of space, and has become "the largest exhibition center in the South". The exhibition hall is the city hall of Miami Beach, now a historic venue for the city Jackie Gleason show. In 1967, the Miami Beach Convention Center expanded its convention hall to build a democratic and Republican convention that also served as a sports arena until the 1980s. In August 1961, the Miami Beach Convention and Exhibition Center was a gathering place for the youth assembly founded by the Lutheran Church of America. The famous speaker is Martin Luther King. From 1960 to 1971, and again in 1997, the Miami Beach Convention Center held the Miss Universe Pageant every year. It also hosted the 1961 copellian Crusade and presided over the 1968 Republican National Congress, the 1972 Republican National Congress, and the 1972 Democratic National Congress.