South Beach Miami Pub Crawls, Newcomer App To Meet New Friends Launched
Aug 12, 2022
Toronto,Canada - August 12, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Whether a person was drawn to the city of Miami for its all-year-round sunshine, vast beaches, diverse neighborhoods and cultures, art déco architecture, food scene or nightlife, OOt Social understands that after one has unpacked their bags, it can still be extremely difficult to know where to begin. That’s why they have launched their new app, which is designed specifically to help newcomers in Miami meet new friends.
More details can be found at http://ootsocial.com
The launch coincides with a recent exposé from Inc magazine on the difficulty of making adult friendships. With 70% of American adults now saying they find it hard to make friends, the article describes the country as being in the midst of a loneliness epidemic.
With the pandemic making adults across the country even rustier at forging in-person connections, OOt Social understands that making new friends in a new city can seem more daunting than ever.
That’s why the app is home to over 80 different common interest groups that meet regularly in real life. Whether a newcomer to Miami wants to dance the night away in one of the city’s famous nightclubs, do yoga on South Beach at sunrise or discover the city’s up-and-coming vegan food scene, there is a community of interest for them.
OOt Social shows users exactly where and when these groups hang out and is home to a vast range of events and meet-ups like social pub crawls.
The app’s innovative live social map interface brings the city to life for users, showing them information about popular places, partnering them with the city’s friendliest people and offering them exclusive social spending deals.
In popular neighborhoods like South Beach, users will have a world of glamorous bars, trendy eateries, tropical beach activities and cultural art and architecture experiences at their fingertips.
OOt Social is a new app which launched this August and is currently in its beta phase. Users who sign up to the app now will enjoy extra reward points and more venue deals.
A spokesperson for the app said, “The OOt app helps you see what restaurants, cafes, and venues your favorite communities love. Want to find history buffs interested in local lore? Get OOt. Or people interested in your favourite magic trading card game? You get the idea.”
More information is available at http://ootsocial.com
Contact Info:
Name: Thyagi DeLanerolle
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Organization: OOt Social Canada Inc.
Address: 2967 Dundas Street West Unit 210D, Toronto, ON M6P 1Z2, Canada
Phone: +1-647-948-5777
Website: https://ootsocial.com
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