On Saturday, October 26, Visit Myrtle Beach, in partnership with Tin Roof Myrtle Beach and Cocktail Artist®, a line of premium mixes and bar ingredients, will host an exciting night of bartending challenges.

Myrtle Beach bartenders will compete in a bartending challenge where each contestant will be paired up with one of Cocktail Artists’ award-winning mixologists as they compete for a grand prize. Also that night, Cocktail Artist will crown their National Champion in the brand’s 1st Annual Mix Off Competition.

Destination Welcomes Visitors with its Warm Temperatures, Beautiful Beaches and an Exciting Lineup of Events. With the autumn season underway, the oceanfront oasis of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is ready to embrace its visitors with an impressive variety of events. Along with its beautiful coastline and sandy beaches, Myrtle Beach boasts summer-like temperatures, affordable lodging options and an abundance of activities during the fall, including autumn festivals and haunted happenings to celebrate the season.

Each month we round up some of the latest stories about Myrtle Beach as a destination. The following are several of the major media clips in the month of September 2019 which highlighted the destination’s appeal as a whole and as a meetings destination, as well as travel to Myrtle Beach in the fall.

Each month we round up some of the latest stories about Myrtle Beach tourism in the news. During August 2019, there were several PR stories focused on the destination’s affordability and appeal of travel to Myrtle Beach in the fall.

The following are several of the major media clips highlighting the Myrtle Beach area in July 2019. Several outlets focused on the family-friendliness, affordability and ease of travel in and to Myrtle Beach,  while others covered specific attractions and things to do during the 4th of July holiday.

The Visit Myrtle Beach 2019 fall campaign will allow the destination to showcase its shoulder season perks – summer-like temperatures, more elbow room and off-season rates – as well as highlight just how easy planning a second summer can be.

The following are several of the major media clips that ran this past month, June 2019 featuring Myrtle Beach. Several outlets focused on the family-friendliness and affordability of the Myrtle Beach area while others covered specific neighborhoods in the area, vacation rentals and food options.

It’s no secret that Myrtle Beach is an affordable vacation. As many people plan there summer getaways, public relations stories featured lots of tips for planning. Several outlets focused on the affordability of Myrtle Beach as a destination while others covered what is new in Myrtle Beach in 2019, autism-friendly travel, the Carolina Country Music Festival and family travel. Here’s a roundup of some of the top Myrtle Beach stories from May 2019.

Visit Myrtle Beach Encouraging Visitors to See More of One of America’s Favorite Destinations this Summer.

Known as “America’s Beach,” with its 60 miles of beautiful coastline and numerous family friendly attractions, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, is launching its “Find Your Myrtle Beach” campaign in June. Meant to showcase the area’s 14 distinct communities, the Visit Myrtle Beach initiative will encourage travelers to go beyond the beaten path and explore the collection of communities that make up the larger Grand Strand. Insider tips, locals’ perspectives and a chance to win a return trip to Myrtle Beach sweeten the deal.

A coalition of stakeholders in the Myrtle Beach tourism community and South Carolina Department of Parks, Recreation and Tourism have partnered to become an official sponsor of Hootie & the Blowfish’s highly anticipated “Group Therapy Tour” this summer.

The secret is out! This March, Everyone was talking about the populartiy of Spring Break in Myrtle Beach, as well as the affordability of the destination. USAToday.com also talked about the area’s growth in residents and TripAdvisor included Myrtle Beach as one of the Top 25 Destinations in the United States for 2019. Here’s a round up of some of the top Myrtle Beach stories from March 2019.