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US News & World Report has named Myrtle Beach as the number one destination in the country where people are choosing to move in 2018. The May article about “best places to live” cites the area's desirability, low cost of living, quality of life, outstanding weather and overall value. Best Places to Live 2017 Rank: 74 Metro Population: 419,585 Metro Median Age: 45.8 years Median Home Value: $137,428 Median Annual Salary: $35,650 Net Migration Rate, 2012 to 2016: 15.62 percent The Myrtle Beach metropolitan statistical area is consistently one…

Exclusive Lodging, Restaurant and Attractions Deals Available in June and July in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina As the summer heats up, it’s time to head to the beach. With its 60 miles of coastline, there are endless activities, adventures and excitement to be had for the vacation of a lifetime in the Myrtle Beach area of South Carolina. From live entertainment and fun-filled attractions to amazing outdoor activities and delicious dining options, the entire family will enjoy a special summer getaway in the Grand Strand. This year, visitors can…

Travel bloggers and influencers, Compass + Travel created a " East Coast vs. West Coast: Battle of the Beaches " story for CheapTickets and Myrtle Beach has been named " Best Family Beach ". Check out some of the other winners.  …

Travel Channel has featured Myrtle Beach as 1 of 10 Cool East Coast Beaches. White sandy beaches plus restaurants, live entertainment, amusement parks, water parks plus more than 90 golf courses - make it a perfect beach destination along the east coast for spring breakers, families and retirees. Read more .…

Myrtle Beach ranks top place to say "see ya" to winter according to Expedia! Based on scenery, average temperatures, attractions and activities, Myrtle Beach garnered top spot for places to travel to in spring and into summer. Read more.    …

Even if we weren’t there at the time, many longtime visitors are likely familiar with images of the small beach town Myrtle Beach once was. It’s amazing how much has changed over the years. In 2016, Myrtle Beach hosted a record 18.6 million visitors. There are approximately 157,000 rooms to rent during peak season, 1,800 full service restaurants, 2.7 million rounds of golf played annually and 7 live theaters with seating for 7,500. One thing that has stayed remarkably the same, though: our industry’s unique emphasis on welcoming visitors from…

Like many, we’ve been uncertain what impact Hurricane Irma would have on the Myrtle Beach area in the coming days and have been monitoring the weather, adjusting schedules and preparing for the storm. As the latest forecasts show Irma shifting west, we shift our focus too. Visit Myrtle Beach’s tourism industry is ready to assist those who have been impacted by the storms. Here’s a roundup of resources available, including ways you can help with Hurricane Irma recovery relief, links for the latest road conditions and special offers from area…

Condé Nast Traveler recently compiled a list of the 9 Best Boardwalks in the U.S . and Myrtle Beach Boardwalk was at the top of the list. According to Condé Nast Traveler, “Though it’s one of the newer boardwalks in the country, built in 2010, it has quickly become a staple on the eastern seaboard. The 1.2-mile walkway is filled with everything you’d find on the historic ones—shops, rides, jugglers, and restaurants—with a bit more of a modern edge. Think Art Burger Sushi Bar over Nathan’s hot dogs.” “We’re not surprised the Myrtle Beach…

Travel + Leisure rounded up the best fourth of July celebrations across the United States and Myrtle Beach makes this list . With more than 60 miles of coastline, there are plenty of places to celebrate. From 5K walk/runs, parades, air shows and of course fireworks, there is something for everyone. Travel + Leisure featured these celebrations: 5K or 8K competitive runs at the Market Common Surfside Beach Celebration 51st Annual Fourth of July Parade in Pawley's Island 34th Annual Boat Parade in Murrell's Inlet Salute from the Shore Fly Over…

It's not too late to book a 4th of July getaway to Myrtle Beach. There are still great accommodations available at affordable rates. In fact, TripAdvisor Rentals recently listed Myrtle Beach as one of the most affordable July 4th getaways under $50/night. TripAdvisor analyzed the weekly cost of a two-bedroom rental with a four person occupancy, and found that the median weekly rate for the 4th of July in Myrtle Beach is $1,032, or an estimated $37/person per night. We're not surprised that Myrtle Beach was included in this list as there are…