The MBACVB gathers the latest economic indicators for the Myrtle Beach area. Following are the latest indicators available as of October 8, 2019. This includes numbers provided by SCPRT and Department of Revenue, Horry County, Horry County Department of Airports, and CCU.
Myrtle Beach Area Tourism Economic Indicators as of July 2019
First Half of 2019 Nets Strong Performance for Grand Strand Accommodations
A strong performance for the Grand Strand’s hotels, condo-hotels, and campsites during the first half of 2019. So far in 2019, average occupancy for the Center’s voluntary sample of hotel, condo-hotel and campgrounds rented nightly is up by 1.7 occupancy points, or 3.2 percent, compared with the equivalent period of 2018. During the same time, the average daily rate increased by 1.3 percent, raising revenue per available room down by 4.5 percent.
MYR Passenger Counts Reach Record Levels at MYR
City of Myrtle Beach revises taxes effective July 1, 2019
June 2019 CVB Insider Economic Numbers
Beach Monitoring Program Information Session Recap
March 2019 CVB Insider Economic Numbers
Myrtle Beach Area Average Lodging Industry Performance in 2018
Annual research results for the Brittain Center’s voluntary sample of hotel, condo-hotel, and campsites (HC-HCs) in the Myrtle Beach area are reported in the table below, along with the results of the Center’s scientifically random sample of weekly-rented vacation rental properties (VRPs), during the most recent six years.
January 2019 Grand Strander
January 2019 CVB Insider Economic Numbers
December 2018 Grand Strander and Insider
November 2018 Grand Strander and Insider
Myrtle Beach Area Tourism Economic Update
2018 Myrtle Beach Area Lodging Industry Performance As of Sept 8th
Prior to Hurricane Florence, 2018 seemed to be turning out to be a normal year for tourism along the Grand Strand. The researchers in the Clay Brittain Jr. Center for Resort Tourism and the Grant Center for Real Estate and Economic Development estimate the year-to-date lodging business performance as of Sept. 8, 2018, along with the most recent five years.