Myrtle Beach PR Tourism Highlights for September 2025

Myrtle Beach and surrounding communities continued to earn national attention in September, with Fodor’s naming the destination among The 10 Best Boardwalks in the U.S., The Knot featuring a North Myrtle Beach property as a top romantic getaway, and AAA highlighting area beaches among the least crowded in South Carolina. High-profile events fueled excitement, with Luke Bryan announced as a 2026 Carolina Country Music Fest headliner and buzz building for Myrtle Beach Jeep Jam 2025.

Coverage from WorldAtlas, HGTV, and USA Today further elevated the region: Conway was named one of America’s most charming downtowns, Brookgreen Gardens was recognized as the state’s most beautiful garden (both by HGTV), and Myrtle Beach International Airport was nominated for two USA Today 10Best Awards. National outlets also spotlighted the destination’s fall festivals, Trader Joe’s opening a location in the area, and expanded air service from Avelo and Breeze Airways, underscoring continued growth and accessibility. Culinary and hospitality accolades added to the momentum, with Hook & Barrel ranked the nation’s No. 3 casual dining spot by Tripadvisor, The Pelican Inn was featured by Southern Living, and Blueberry’s Grill, Hot Stacks Cafe, and local breweries earning recognition.

Together, these stories reinforced Myrtle Beach’s reputation as a vibrant, evolving coastal destination known for its charm, culinary excellence, and year-round appeal.

National/Regional Tourism News