Jeep Seashore returns to Daytona Beach April 19-25, boosting tourism

DAYTONA Seashore — When countless numbers of Jeep autos and the people who love them roll into Volusia County for the annual Jeep Beach celebration this week, it marks one more welcome indication of optimism for the area’s tourism field, tough-strike by the coronavirus pandemic over the previous yr.

Hoteliers foresee sold-out rooms above much of the occasion, which shifts into superior equipment on Monday and operates through Sunday, April 25. Likewise, cafe supervisors and other vacationer-related firms also are anticipating the Jeep fans to boost gross sales.

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Thousands of Jeep fans will congregate this week on the sands of Volusia County beaches for the annual Jeep Beach event. After being canceled in 2020 due to the pandemic, the event rumbles into town starting on Monday.

The beachside Really hard Rock Resort, the event’s headquarters hotel, will be Floor Zero for many of the week’s routines. The list includes “Jeeps At the Rock,” two times of beach things to do on Wednesday and Thursday that feature a surf school, games, distributors, prize raffles, consume specials and a pool party.

“Jeeps At the Rock” also gives the yearly Jeep Seaside tug-of-war opposition, pitting 24 teams in a two-day event for a $500 income prize. Activities begin at 9 a.m. both equally days.