Vacation Myrtle Beach, a leading resort group in Myrtle Beach, is offering discounted rates to residents of Florida counties affected by Hurricane Milton. The company aims to provide a safe and comfortable refuge for those fleeing the storm, with special rates available at three of its properties.
As summer fades, Myrtle Beach welcomes autumn with open arms, offering a delightful blend of seasonal celebrations, coastal beauty, and a relaxing ambiance. With fewer crowds and exceptional value, visitors can enjoy a unique experience exploring local treasures, indulging in culinary delights, and soaking in the region’s charm. Discover the magic of fall in Myrtle Beach through its diverse events and activities.
As luxury travel thrives, budget-conscious vacationers in the US are carefully managing their spending. While high-end tourists are indulging in luxury experiences, lower-income travelers are sticking to meticulous budgets. The SkyWheel observation wheel in Myrtle Beach is experiencing a surge in visitors, indicating a broader trend of tourism recovery in the area.
Breeze Airways has added five new nonstop routes from Bradley International Airport (BDL), including two seasonal routes to Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR) and Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG). The Myrtle Beach flights will run three times weekly initially, increasing to five times weekly in June, while the Cincinnati flights will continue on a tri-weekly schedule. Later this month, Breeze will launch nonstop services from BDL to Greenville-Spartanburg, SC, New Bern, NC, and Orlando, FL. Breeze has also initiated BreezeThru services from BDL to San Diego, CA, and Santa Ana, CA.
