The Myrtle Beach/Conway/North Myrtle Beach metropolitan area is the second-fastest growing metropolitan area in the United States for the third year in a row, according to the latest data from the U.S. Census Bureau. The Myrtle Beach area grew 3.8% last year with more than 1,400 people per month relocating to the area. In the last eight years, more than 104,000 people relocated to the Myrtle Beach area.

Check out the 2018 Myrtle Beach Area Destination Marketing Recap which includes an overview of the marketing strategy, goals and results.

Each month, the MBACVB gathers the latest economic indicators for the Myrtle Beach area. Following are the latest indicators available as of February 28, 2019. This includes numbers provided by SCPRT and Department of Revenue, Horry County, Horry County Department of Airports, and CCU.

Business leaders and elected officials from Horry County often point out how important our local economy is to the overall state economy. Legislators from around the state know that Horry County is helping pay for the projects their constituents depend on. So, with the help of our Business Intelligence Officer, we crunched the numbers. There’s no need to speculate, Horry County is the engine for the state’s economy. Here are the facts:

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.

Each month, the MBACVB gathers the latest economic indicators for the Myrtle Beach area. Following are the latest indicators available as of January 30, 2019. This includes numbers provided by SCPRT and Department of Revenue, Horry County, Horry County Department of Airports, and CCU.

The Brittan Center now offers its preliminary estimate of lodging industry performance along the Grand Strand for the fall tourist season of 2018. The table below shows the performance averages reflected in the Center’s most recent samples for the fall season of 2018 and for the equivalent

Each month, the MBACVB gathers the latest economic indicators for the Myrtle Beach area. Following are the latest indicators available as of January 2019. This includes numbers provided by SCPRT and Department of Revenue, Horry County, Horry County Department of Airports, and CCU.