CVB Insider, Visitor Information
Cori Hutslar
Beach Renourishment Update for Myrtle Beach ...

Beach renourishment in Myrtle Beach is scheduled to begin next week, with work expanding to include the Arcadian Shores area just north of the city. The project remains on track for completion by Memorial Day, and the beach will stay open throughout construction with only small sections temporarily closed.

Beach Renourishment Update for Myrtle Beach & Arcadian Shores
Public Relations, CVB Insider
Cori Hutslar
New Podcast Showcases "Charlie's Place," A ...

-- How did a Black man in the 1940s Jim Crow South open a club where Black and White people danced side by side to the tunes of music's legendary entertainers? The answer lies in a story as unforgettable as the music that turned a nightclub into a place of unity.

Beginning Monday, July 21, 2025, CHARLIE'S PLACE, a new five-episode, documentary-style podcast series hosted by filmmaker Rhym Guissé, uncovers the unbelievable true story of a revolutionary Myrtle Beach juke joint that brought communities together through the power of music.

New Podcast Showcases "Charlie's Place," A Revolutionary, Cultural Haven In American History That Brought People Together Through Music
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Celebrate the Spirit of Travel during National Travel & Tourism Week

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Celebrate the Spirit of Travel during National Travel & Tourism Week

As we approach National Travel and Tourism Week, May 3-9, 2020, the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber and CVB celebrates the dynamic tourism industry that is the backbone of our region’s economy.

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The Road to Recovery

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The Road to Recovery

As part of post COVID-19 recovery planning, MMGY provided an update on what the “Road to Recovery” looks like for the Myrtle Beach area. MMGY is one of the premier hospitality agencies in the world and has been tracking the impact of the pandemic on tourism at both national and regional levels. MMGY is also the agency working with the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce and CVB on the Visit Myrtle Beach brand and research.

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Ways to Help the Hospitality Industry

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Ways to Help the Hospitality Industry

The hospitality industry - hotels, restaurants, attractions, tours, and shops - have taken a hit in the interest of public health and safety. But you can still support the people and places that extend Myrtle Beach's well-known Southern hospitality to the world. Here are some ideas.

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Accommodation Restriction Clarification for Myrtle Beach

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Accommodation Restriction Clarification for Myrtle Beach

Recently, we have all seen and read the executive order, that for the most part, restricts and prohibits lodging and rentals. This has been interpreted by some members of the hospitality association to believe it is prohibited for them to employ members of their respective businesses, to maintain upkeep, safety, and security over their properties.

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Visit Myrtle Beach Shares Some Sunshine

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Visit Myrtle Beach Shares Some Sunshine

During these times when people are unable to travel, Visit Myrtle Beach is sharing some sunshine to brighten their day. Here are a few highlights of how we’re sharing some sunshine through social media and digital channels, as well as some ways you can share some sunshine too.

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Letter to the Editor: The Travel Industry Needs Relief Today

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Letter to the Editor: The Travel Industry Needs Relief Today

Travel and tourism are the integral parts of the Myrtle Beach area economy, encompassing more than 57,000 jobs in our area. While some of the small businesses that are members of the Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce aren’t tourism dependent, we find that a strong majority of our over 2,800 member investors rely on the millions that visit the Myrtle Beach area year-over-year.