November national media coverage showcased Myrtle Beach as a top destination for holiday and family travel, outdoor activities including golf and fishing, entertainment and music, and great local cuisine. These themes were highlighted by features in Travel & Leisure, which showcased Myrtle Beach as an affordable Thanksgiving getaway, Conde Nast Traveler, which updated an article including Myrtle Beach as a city that goes all out for Christmas, and Fishing Booker, which named the area a top Thanksgiving fishing location.

October national media coverage featured several coverage themes including Myrtle Beach’s status as an affordable and budget-friendly travel destination, especially for fall travel, leading golf and sensory-friendly spot, and a great place to retire. Prominent coverage included stories with The Washington Post, Forbes, Southern Living, and The Post and Courier, as well as with travel- and food-focused publications such as Travel Off Path, The Group Travel Leader, Travel and Tour World, Travel Week, QSR Magazine. The coverage featured several priority messaging themes including affordable, family, and event-based experiences; accolades; experiences beyond The Beach; the destination’s evolving culinary scene; and more. 

With sunny days lasting well into December, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, offers an inviting escape for a magical holiday getaway. Visitors to the Grand Strand this winter will enjoy a mild climate that’s perfect for outdoor activities, beachside relaxation and an array of festive celebrations that include popular annual events and traditions.

September national media coverage featured several coverage themes including Myrtle Beach’s position as a budget-friendly travel destination and a top place to travel to this fall; the top affordable places to live and retire; the best beaches; the thriving culinary scene; and the inclusive nature of the destination for travelers with autism. 

Prominent coverage included stories with The Travel, The Weather Network, Travel Off Path, Meetings Today, Travel Noire, Travel and Tour World, Fox News, AFAR, Leisure Group Travel, and Town & Country. The coverage featured several priority messaging themes including affordable, family, and event-based experiences; accolades; experiences beyond The Beach; the region’s evolving culinary scene; and more. 

August national media coverage featured several coverage themes including Myrtle Beach’s position as an affordable and budget-friendly travel destination; the best last-minute vacations and destination to vacation for Labor Day; and the best places to live and retire. 

Prominent coverage included stories with E! News, Reader’s Digest, HGTV, Southern Living, and The Travel. The coverage featured several priority messaging themes including affordable, family, and event-based experiences; accolades; experiences beyond The Beach; the region’s evolving culinary scene; and more.

Visit Myrtle Beach is thrilled to announce a collaboration with the James Beard Foundation (JBF) that will highlight the Grand Strand’s culinary talent on a national stage. As part of the partnership, Visit Myrtle Beach will host a special dinner series in New York City, “A Celebration of Carolina Coastal Cuisine,” featuring the distinct ingredients and vibrant flavors of the region.

Experience one of Myrtle Beach’s tastiest events—the annual Fall Taste of The Market Common on October 12th from 11 am- 3 pm. This event celebrates the diverse culinary offerings of The Market Common featuring cuisines from new eateries while enjoying familiar favorites.

Now in its fourth year, the Beach ’n Chili Fest is set to spice up Myrtle Beach once again from September 27-29, 2024, at Burroughs & Chapin Pavilion Place. This year, event organizers are proud to say the festival will be even bigger and better than before.

July national media coverage featured several coverage themes including the best places to live and retire; the best last-minute vacations; Myrtle Beach’s position as an affordable and budget-friendly travel destination; and autism-friendly travel. Prominent coverage included stories with LIFE Magazine, Travel + Leisure, The Travel, The Balancing Act, and Today.com. The coverage featured several priority messaging themes including affordable, family, and event-based experiences; accolades; experiences beyond The Beach; the region’s growing culinary scene; and more.