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Wearing a mask is recommended at some locations throughout the Grand Strand. Please practice patience as many businesses are not fully staffed yet and are doing their best to take care of every guest. Read More
From workforce development and appreciation to our busy hospitality industry to the new Visit Myrtle Beach marketing brand and much more, here’s an update on the efforts of your Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce from Karen Riordan, chamber president and CEO.
It has been disheartening to see recent news stories reporting our Grand Strand area as one of the United States’ hottest spots for COVID-19. For decades, the Myrtle Beach area has been a beloved tourism destination, serving hospitality and generating family memories.
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the first Pride March, a celebration that began in honor of the Stonewall Riots of 1969 that helped further the rights of the LGBTQ community in our country.
Message from Karen Riordan asking you to make the Greater Grand Strand Promise.
The Myrtle Beach Area Chamber condemns discrimination, exclusion, and marginalization based on race and ethnicity in our community and anywhere in the world. And we stand with those peacefully protesting and speaking up to have their voices heard as they march for justice. The Grand Strand...
Myrtle Beach Area Chamber of Commerce has launched a local campaign to encourage residents to support small businesses as they work to recover from their recent financial losses.
As a reminder, there will be some planned peaceful demonstrations in the Grand Strand area today, including in the City of Myrtle Beach and Conway.
We are working with area leaders to prepare for a safe Memorial Day weekend. Our CVB team is developing messaging reminding guests to visit responsibly.
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