Check out the latest results of our CVB marketing and sales efforts. Email requests or questions regarding any of the research below to research@visitmyrtlebeach.com.
In 2025, the Grand Strand experienced mixed tourism performance during the Independence Day holiday, influenced by Tropical Storm Chantal, a shorter holiday window and continued economic pressures affecting travel patterns, according to weekly lodging metrics provided by Smith Travel Research (STR).
The Myrtle Beach area is ushering in one of its busiest weekends of the year with a vibrant lineup of patriotic festivities and family-friendly events designed to delight residents and visitors during the Independence Day holiday weekend.
As Myrtle Beach enters the busy summer season, the tourism outlook remains positive, with steady demand and meaningful opportunities for our partners. Visitor interest is high, even as economic pressures and evolving booking behaviors continue to shape travel planning.
2024 marked a year of resilience, creativity and meaningful progress as the Myrtle Beach area welcomed millions and reinforced that The Beach is for everyBODY.
From record-breaking economic impact to national recognition for accessibility, the Myrtle Beach area continued to build positive momentum in 2024 as a thriving and welcoming place to live, work and play.
The Myrtle Beach Area CVB has released the 2023 Annual Report to highlight key performance metrics and visitor insights for the past year.
We want your thoughts about the Myrtle Beach area!
Are you a Grand Strand resident? Visit Myrtle Beach, the organization responsible for promoting the local tourism industry, wants to know your thoughts. Please take 15 minutes to complete a quick survey.
The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce (MBACC) and Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB), released its Fall 2023 Outlook showcasing updated travel data for the coming months.
Thank you to those who were able to join us for Visit Myrtle Beach’s National Travel & Tourism Week Event on May 11th at Marina Inn at Grande Dunes.
Learn more about the SC Dept. of Parks, Recreation & Tourism and the impact that the agency has on the tourism industry in the Myrtle Beach area and across the state of South Carolina.
MYR continues to set new records for overall passenger traffic, thanks to another busy spring travel season.
The Myrtle Beach Area CVB has released the 2022 Annual Report to highlight key performance metrics and visitor insights for the past year.
On Dec. 6, MBACC and CVB hosted an online presentation by Geoff Lacher, senior economist with Tourism Economics. Lacher shared data and analysis on Myrtle Beach’s successful visitor economy and strong growth since 2019. In addition, he shared analysis on what the destination can expect in 2023.