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MYRTLE BEACH, SOUTH CAROLINA

The Beach

When planning work events, there’s no better spot than Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Our 14 communities hold everything that professionals need to take care of business — plus 60 miles of beaches, more than 2,000 restaurants and endless entertainment.

Our venues offer more than 500,000 square feet of total meeting space that can hold up to 5,000 attendees, and close proximity to attractions for casual team building.

The best thing about meeting at The Beach is what happens when the workday ends. There are endless opportunities here for entertainment, camaraderie and old-fashioned fun.

Take your afternoon get-together to our sunlit beaches or swing away at one of more than 80 golf courses. Enjoy a night out with your colleagues, or kick back and relax while you answer a few e-mails and catch up on some “work” poolside.

Cynthia.Mohr@VisitMyrtleBeach.com Direct Line: 843-916-7267

Zavier.Jones@VisitMyrtleBeach.com Direct Line: 843-916-7234

TESTIMONIALS

There are so many reasons a trip to The Beach is a great choice for your next event. But don’t take it from us ... check out why other meeting planners say Myrtle Beach, South Carolina was a great experience for them:

“As the Most Worthy Grand Matron, the leader of an organization of over 300,000 members, I appreciate the expertise and dedication of the Myrtle Beach CVB team. I have worked with many people but the professionalism that has been amazing in outlining the 51st Triennial Assembly Meeting in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. I have notiﬁed the leaders following me to request your help for future meetings.

The plans for the 51st Triennial Assembly in October 2024 are going smoothly because of your dedication to making Myrtle Beach a great place to meet with “Great People Giving Wonderful Service to Others.”

Glenda Winchester, Most Worthy Grand Matron

General Grand Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star

“Municipal Association of South Carolina, South Carolina Community Development Association, South Carolina Utility Billing Association, Municipal Technology Association of SC, SC Association of Municipal Power Systems, Municipal Court Administration of SC, SC Municipal Human Resources Association, SC Business Licensing O cials Association, SC Municipal Finance O cers, Clerks, and Treasurers Association. My groups all vary in size, depending on the association, 80- 1500 attendees all enjoy Myrtle Beach because of its location and all of the things to do in the destination.

There are so many hotels and options in Myrtle Beach, I would recommend working with the CVB to help ﬁnd the perfect place to host your group/ events. They have knowledge and experience you can trust.”

Ken Ivey Manager of Member Services

BY THE NUMBERS The Beach

500,000 FACILITIES

SQ. FT.

We have plenty of space for groups and meetings, with more than half a million square feet of total space, including spaces up to 100,000 sq. ft. with space for up to 5,000 guests.

ACCOMMODATIONS

GOLF

We have more than 80 great golf courses and more than 30 mini golf courses for players of all ages. 80+

ENTERTAINMENT

158,000

We have 425 great hotels and resorts with more rooms and condo units to choose from than Las Vegas!

25,000+

Our music scene is unlike any other in the world! Filled with top-notch talent performing nightly at venues both big and small. With more than 25,000 live performances per year, you can ﬁnd live music to suit your fancy any night of the week.

WEATHER AT The

Beach

The Myrtle Beach area is fortunate to possess a mild yearround sub-tropical climate. We enjoy a moderate average temperature of 75°F and 215 sunny days throughout the year. Plenty of sunshine and welcoming temperatures make for fun meetings in any season — whether it’s spring, summer, fall or winter. With plenty to explore, visitors have a reason to head outdoors.

GETTING TO The Beach

Hit the road for a scenic adventure or choose one of Myrtle Beach International Airport’s flights arriving from more than 50 nonstop destinations to get here.

TRANSPORTATION AT The Beach

When bringing a group to The Beach, transportation is an important part of your experience. We know that in order to enjoy everything our 60 miles of beach and 14 unique communities have to offer, your group needs to be able to easily get to our area and have a reliable way to get around the Grand Strand once you’re here.

Flying to The Beach

Getting to the Myrtle Beach area is easy when you fly. Centrally located and close to many major accommodations and attractions, Myrtle Beach International Airport — recently named best small airport in the U.S. — is a great way to get here. You can fly to MYR on any of 10 great airline partners including:

• Allegiant

• American

• Avelo

• Breeze

• Delta

• Frontier

• Southwest

• Spirit

• Sun Country

• United

MYR serves as the area’s only commercial airport, though there are other local general aviation airports serving the private and corporate sectors flying to the Grand Strand.

For more information on destinations served, direct flights, rates and more check out VisitMyrtleBeach.com/flights.

Driving at The Beach

Accessibility is one of the key factors in many groups choosing the Myrtle Beach area.

Motorcoach charters and individuals can travel using both U.S. routes 17 and 501, as well as S.C. 9 that provide direct access to the Myrtle Beach area from Interstates 95 and 20.

The 28-mile-long Veterans Highway (S.C. 22) offers an additional route from U.S. 501 to S.C. 17. Carolina Bays Parkway, also known as S.C. 31, is popular with locals and extends from S.C. 9 to U.S. 501 and S.C. 707. There are future plans to extend Carolina Bays Parkway even further south.

Public Transportation

The Coast RTA public transportation service provides public, reliable and affordable bus transportation along major routes throughout the Myrtle Beach area.

Coast RTA operates a FREE Entertainment Shuttle each summer through Labor Day. The Shuttle runs every 30-35 minutes from 11 AM until 11 PM daily.

Points of interests along the Entertainment Shuttle include Broadway at the Beach, Broadway Grand Prix, Family Kingdom Amusement Park, Helicopter Adventures, Hollywood Wax Museum, Myrtle Beach Pelicans, Myrtle Waves, Ripken Experience and SkyWheel Myrtle Beach, as well as select dining, shopping and hotels.

Visit coastrta.com for more information.

Car Rentals

Rental car companies operating out of Myrtle Beach International Airport make getting to your final destination easy. Alamo, Avis, Budget, Dollar Rent a Car, Enterprise Rent-A-Car, Hertz, National, and Thrifty Rental all serve arriving visitors from the airport.

You can also find select rental companies available throughout the Myrtle Beach area.

Myrtle Beach International Airport

A GREAT PLACE TO MEET AT The Beach

Host Your Next Meeting at the Myrtle Beach Convention Center

Conveniently located in the heart of Myrtle Beach, the Myrtle Beach Convention Center offers space to host epic meetings.

Just 10 minutes from the Myrtle Beach International Airport, blocks from the ocean, and seamlessly connected to the 400-room Sheraton Convention Center Hotel, the Myrtle Beach Convention Center has the technology IT team, culinary options, and professional staff to cater to the needs of every meeting and event planner.

Seamlessly connected to the 400-room Sheraton Convention Center hotel, the convention center is a perfect venue for association, corporate, education and government meetings, as well as national and regional trade shows, faith-based conferences, concerts, large sporting events, tournaments and more.

Ample Space for Successful Shows

The 100,800 square-foot, column-free exhibit space can be divided into three sections, with the ability to convert one section to an area seat more than 2,500 people, making it the perfect home for general sessions and/or large assemblies. Thirty five-foot ceilings also leave plenty of room to accommodate most exhibits or a production crew’s needs.

The convention center’s 11 dedicated docks and drive-in access areas to each hall ensure that every event moves in and out on time and on budget.

2101 North Oak Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

Toll free: (800) 537-1690

Phone: (843) 918-1225

Fax: (843) 918-1243

A Space for Every Occasion

The Myrtle Beach Convention Center’s 17,000 square-foot ballroom is just one of many areas on site for creating memorable experiences. This impressive space is perfect for elegant banquets for 1,000 or more guests. The grand ballroom can also be divided to accommodate up to fi ve large meetings simultaneously.

Seventeen additional meeting rooms, ranging in size and flexibility, are conveniently located adjacent to the Ballroom and just steps from the Exhibit Hall. Planners requiring an intimate location for a reception will delight in the South Carolina Hall of Fame, which can be transformed into an area of beauty, function and fun.

Groups desiring a warm ocean breeze sweeping in from the Atlantic Ocean, have no better spot than the convention center’s 30,000 square-foot events plaza. It is the perfect location for outdoor receptions, oyster roasts, barbeques and other activities. It is also an ideal location for press conferences, small concerts and other celebrations.

ROOM CAPACITY

Ready to start planning?

Scan the QR code below for a full list of room specs including dimensions, seating and booth capacity or visit myrtlebeachconventioncenter.com.

FACILITIES AT A GLANCE WHERE TO MEET AT The Beach

The Myrtle Beach area is home to more than 400 hotels and resorts, many of which provide outstanding meeting spaces for events of all sizes. The chart below will give you a quick overview of the space available at some of our top hotels so you can decide which locations may be right for your event. Need more information on any of the facilities listed below? Contact the Visit Myrtle Beach team today at 800-488-8998.

MEETING FACILITIES AT A GLANCE

UNIQUE AND

UNCONVENTIONAL

Step outside the ballroom and into something unforgettable. In Myrtle Beach, meetings can cruise, swing, sparkle, or take place where history and creativity meet innovation. Whether you’re planning a leadership retreat, breakout session, or reception with a twist, these distinctive venues set the stage for inspired gatherings.

On the Water

• Barefoot Queen Riverboat – Host a floating meeting or evening reception on the Intracoastal Waterway. The scenic cruise, sea breeze, and Southern hospitality offer an unforgettable backdrop for brainstorming or celebrating success.

• Dolphin & Eco-Cruise Charters – Take your team aboard for a dynamic day on the water with guided wildlife tours and sunset networking sessions.

• Marinas & Waterfront Piers – Create a dockside welcome event complete with coastal cuisine, live music, and views that wow from first glance to last call.

History & Culture Reimagined

• Myrtle Beach Train Depot – This restored 1930s landmark combines vintage charm with modern amenities. Perfect for mid-size receptions or meetings, it offers a sense of local history right in the heart of downtown.

• Charlie’s Place – Once a hub for Black musicians during the Jim Crow era, this historic site has been beautifully

MEETING SPACES

reimagined as a venue for intimate gatherings, community meetings, and cultural events that celebrate Myrtle Beach’s musical roots.

• Myrtle Beach Colored School Museum & Education Center – A powerful and inspiring space that connects attendees with the area’s civil rights history. Ideal for educational programs, leadership retreats, and community-focused sessions that foster meaningful dialogue.

Academic & Professional Settings

• HGTC Conference & Business Training Center – Located at Horry-Georgetown Technical College, this state-ofthe-art venue features fl exible meeting rooms, advanced AV capabilities, and catering options—ideal for seminars, workshops, and professional trainings.

• Coastal Carolina University – Bring your event to this vibrant campus, home to cutting-edge facilities and lecture spaces that can accommodate both small breakouts and large academic conferences. It’s also a great choice for career fairs and student engagement programs.

Culture, Gardens & After-Hours Access

• Brookgreen Gardens – Host elegant dinners or fireside conversations under the live oaks. Between the sculpture gardens and historic Lowcountry setting, every gathering here feels timeless.

Barefoot Queen Riverboat

Brookgreen Gardens

• Ripley’s Aquarium – Meet beside glowing tanks and swirling rays for an after-hours reception your attendees will never forget.

• WonderWorks – Hold a session where creativity literally turns upside down. This interactive science museum is ideal for hands-on workshops, team-building challenges, or playful networking receptions that encourage curiosity.

Big Stages, Big Statements

• Alabama Theatre & The Carolina Opry – Elevate presentations or awards programs with concert-quality sound, lighting, and seating for large audiences.

• House of Blues – Host an unforgettable general session or private concert where the vibe is as powerful as your message.

• Myrtle Beach Pelicans Ballpark – Transform America’s favorite pastime into a networking event with fi eld access, dugout mingling, and fireworks to close the evening.

Playful Takeovers & Team Challenges

• Topgolf & PopStroke – Switch up your breakout format with friendly competition and a little sunshine.

• Dave & Buster’s or The Escape Game – Perfect for gamifi ed team building or end-of-day stress relief.

• WonderWorks – (Yes, it’s worth mentioning twice!) Ideal for groups who want a playful learning environment that sparks out-of-the-box thinking.

• Rooftop Patios & Ocean-View Venues – Sunrise yoga sessions or starlit receptions — either way, you’ll have the best view in town.

• Chef’s Tables & Culinary Studios – Turn dinner into an interactive event with chef-led demos and local pairings.

Nature, Parks & Open-Air Spaces

• Beachfront Pavilions – Host a casual stand-up meeting with your toes in the sand.

• State Parks & Gardens – Blend natural serenity with professional focus — great for retreats or wellness-centered meetings.

• Murrells Inlet MarshWalk – Combine scenic walking meetings with local dining for a relaxed networking alternative.

Hilton Myrtle Beach

Rooftops, Breweries & Tasting Rooms

• Duplin Winery, Crooked Hammock Brewery & Local Distilleries – Mix tastings with short talks or live entertainment. It’s networking with a local fl avor.

Resorts, Lawns & Hidden Gems

• Resort Courtyards & Event Plazas – Transform courtyards into open-air marketplaces for exhibitors, local makers, and sponsor activations.

• Golf Course Clubhouses – Pair morning play with afternoon strategy—quiet, refined spaces with panoramic greens for refl ective sessions.

• Private Homes & Villas – Executive retreats feel personal and productive with living-room roundtables and chef-hosted dinners.

LOCAL’S TIP

Check Out the Beer Trail

Did you know Myrtle Beach it’s own beer trail! Scan the qr code and see for yourself.

Duplin Winery

The Beach GREEN MEETINGS AT

Hosting a meeting or event at The Beach doesn’t just mean beautiful ocean views—it can also mean making a positive impact. More planners are choosing to go green, incorporating eco-friendly practices that reduce environmental impact and support the local community.

Eco-Friendly by Design

Myrtle Beach venues are embracing sustainability through energy-effi cient lighting, recycling and composting programs, and partnerships with caterers who use locally sourced ingredients. Many properties also pursue green certifi cations like LEED, showing a commitment to conserving resources and protecting our coastal environment.

Community Connection

Sustainable events go beyond “green.” They also focus on people—supporting fair labor, diverse suppliers, and local organizations. Planners can partner with area nonprofits or add volunteer opportunities that let attendees give back while they’re here at The Beach.

Supporting Local Economies

Choosing local vendors and staff not only lowers your event’s carbon footprint, it helps Myrtle Beach businesses thrive. From décor and rentals to entertainment and dining, working with local partners keeps your event authentic and economically sustainable.

A Better Way to Meet

Sustainability is more than a trend—it’s the future of meetings. By planning green events at The Beach, you’ll create experiences that inspire attendees, support the community, and help preserve the natural beauty that makes Myrtle Beach such a special place to gather.

READY TO PLAN?

Connect withCynthia Mohr, Senior Sales Manager at 843-916-7267 or Cynthia.Mohr@VisitMyrtleBeach.com for more information!

GREEN MEETINGS CHECKLIST

A “Green Meeting” event refers to a gathering or convention that is organized and executed with a focus on minimizing its environmental impact. Green meetings typically incorporate practices that are not only environmentally conscious, but also economically viable by reducing consumption, waste generation, and carbon emissions affiliated with the event.

Venue Selection

• Event space utilizes natural light – enhances moods, creativity, and productivity, all while lowering energy consumption

• Venue has updated appliances such as plumbing and lighting

• Go one step further by hosting your event at a LEED or BREEAM certified building

• Venue is within walking distance of hotel where attendees are staying

• If not applicable, provide mass transportation (buses), or premium parking for carpoolers and those with electric vehicles

• Ask about the current environmental actions the venue currently has in place and communicate your stance on sustainability

• Ask that the cleaning products be environmentally friendly

• Provide teleconferencing for individuals that do not wish to travel

• Request that event has a 1:1 ratio of recycling and trash bins – or even better, oversupply recycling bins

• Suggest purchasing carbon credits to counterbalance the emissions generated by the meeting

Food and Catering

• Request attendees to sign up for meals

• Surplus food is donated or composted

• Vegan and vegetarian options are listed on the menu

• Request attendees to sign up for meals

• Caterers will provide reusable linens, cutlery, and plates

• Avoid bottled water, styrofoam, and plastic wrap (when possible)

• Snacks are served in bulk

• Select a buffet style lunch rather than a boxed lunch

Advertising and Promotional Materials

• Event promotion is mainly conducted online (website, social media, emails)

• Use of durable and reusable banners, decorations, and name tags

• If event information is being distributed on paper, print-double sided copies

• Inform the attendees about the event’s current green initiatives

• Ask seller of promotional products, such as pins, to not individually wrap each item in plastic

Community Engagement and Giveaways

• Giveaway items are long lasting and have utility

• Experiences could also be gifted

• Offer local and sustainably made gifts

• Have a competition to award “green exhibits”

• Use reusable or paper bags

• Incorporate local community engagement activities into the event to strengthen sustainable practices

• Volunteering opportunities such as beach clean-ups and charity initiatives

• Provide education and awareness by including sessions on sustainability in the event program

• Encourage sustainable behavior by implementing initiatives such as green pledges (“Skip the Straw”) during the event and beyond

GROUP-FRIENDLY HOTELS

The Beach WHAT’S NEW AT

One of the best parts about bringing your group to The Beach is that no matter how many times you visit, there’s always something new to explore. The Myrtle Beach area continues to evolve and grow with exciting restaurants, attractions, and entertainment options joining beloved favorites. From Broadway at the Beach to Downtown Myrtle Beach’s growing Arts & Innovation District, here’s a look at what’s new along the Grand Strand.

Broadway at the Beach

Celebrating more than 30 years as one of South Carolina’s premier entertainment destinations, Broadway at the Beach continues to add fresh experiences that keep visitors coming back. One of the most talked-about additions is PopStroke, a golf entertainment venue created in partnership with Tiger Woods.

It features two 18-hole putting courses, a full-service restaurant and bar, rooftop lounge, and ice cream parlor — making it the perfect mix of competition and relaxation for all ages.

Ripley’s Aquarium of Myrtle Beach continues to surprise guests with new exhibits and animal encounters, including sloths, penguins, and the mesmerizing Goldfish Realms, a dazzling underwater world of shimmering koi and surreal aquatic landscapes.

Adding a little Tennessee spirit to the mix, Ole Smoky Distillery & Yee-Haw Brewing Co. is the newest arrival at Broadway at the Beach. Guests can enjoy moonshine tastings, locally brewed craft beers, and hearty Southern-inspired food in a lively setting with live music and outdoor seating. It’s a can’t-miss destination for anyone looking to kick back and enjoy the flavors of the South in true Myrtle Beach style.

Barefoot Landing

In North Myrtle Beach, Barefoot Landing continues to be a top destination for dining, shopping, and entertainment along the Intracoastal Waterway.

Visitors can sip craft brews at Crooked Hammock Brewery, enjoy coastal favorites at LuLu’s North Myrtle Beach or Taco Mundo Kitchen y Cantina, and take in live music with waterfront views.

A standout addition, Big Chill Island House, captures the spirit of coastal living with its breezy outdoor spaces and menu featuring fresh seafood, classic American fare, and signature cocktails perfect for sunset dining.

Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre

North Myrtle Beach

Beyond Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach has added even more reasons to visit.

The Greg Rowles Legacy Theatre brings world-class performances to Main Street, while the North Myrtle Beach Sports & Recreation Complex continues to expand its facilities and event offerings.

Meanwhile, Alley Oops adds to the fun lineup of attractions in Myrtle Beach with its family-friendly games, coastal cuisine, and lively atmosphere.

Surfside Beach

Just south of Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach has made a big splash with the opening of its brand-new Surfside Beach Pier, a stunning oceanfront centerpiece that welcomes visitors back to one of the Grand Strand’s most beloved communities.

BROADWAY AT THE BEACH Downtown Flavortown

Guy Fieri brings his bold, over-the-top fl avors to Myrtle Beach at this high-energy restaurant and hangout. Guests dig into signature favorites like Trash Can Nachos, bourbon brown sugar BBQ wings, and the famed bacon mac-n-cheese burger. The massive space also packs in a tiki bar, arcade, and bowling alley—making it a full-throttle entertainment spot, not just a place to eat.

For more information on what’s new, scan the QR code!

Surrounding the pier, the new Pier Village area features several fresh dining options, including local seafood favorites, casual beach bars, and family-friendly restaurants with unbeatable ocean views. The revitalized area blends Surfside’s laid-back charm with a fresh new energy that’s drawing visitors from all along the coast.

Downtown Myrtle Beach: Arts & Innovation District

Downtown Myrtle Beach is undergoing a creative transformation, led by the emerging Arts & Innovation District — a vibrant hub where local art, food, and culture come together.

Anchored by Grand Strand Brewing Company, the district is home to new restaurants like Swig & Swine, known for its awardwinning barbecue, and Winna’s Kitchen, a local favorite for brunch and modern coastal cuisine.

The area also features eclectic art galleries, murals, live music, and pop-up markets that showcase Myrtle Beach’s growing creative scene. With more development on the horizon, the Arts & Innovation District promises to be one of the most exciting areas to explore in the years ahead.

WHERE TO UNWIND AT

The Beach

With its amazing blend of restaurants, attractions, meeting facilities, lodging options, and of course, that 60 mile long beach, the Myrtle Beach area is an ideal place for your next meeting or convention. With such a vast area and so many things to do, sometimes the most difficult part of planning a group trip is figuring out which place to go.

Broadway at the Beach

With 350 acres of dining, shopping, attractions and nightlife, it’s no wonder Broadway at the Beach is South Carolina’s most visited attraction. Located in the heart of Myrtle Beach, here you’ll find tons of options for post-meeting fun, including The Hangout, Dave & Buster’s, PopStroke and much more!

Barefoot Landing

A warm Southern welcome awaits. Set along the Intercoastal Waterway, Barefoot Landing is one of the most unique and popular shopping, dining and entertainment destinations in town.

Featuring national retail shops, quaint boutiques, and an impressive selection of restaurants and eateries, there is always something wonderful to enjoy. Grab some fresh seafood at LuLu’s, enjoy a show at Alabama Theatre, catch some live music at The House of Blues, kick back and relax with a brew from Crooked Hammock Brewery or sip some sweet wines at Duplin Winery.

Brookgreen Gardens

Brookgreen Gardens has been voted one of the top 10 Best Public Gardens in the U.S. by TripAdvisor and is a “mustsee” attraction for any Grand Strand visitor. Offering a daily selection of tours, excursions, and exhibits. Guided garden tours

or explore on your own. Walk the Lowcountry Trail and visit the Zoo’s native animals. Beautiful gardens, historical sites, worldrenowned art collection, native animals, and gracious southern hospitality tempt you to return again and again.

Murrells Inlet MarshWalk

The MarshWalk, located in the heart of the historic fi shing village of Murrells Inlet is a ½ mile wooden boardwalk along a natural saltwater estuary. The MarshWalk offers waterfront dining, warm breezes, live music and the ocean’s greatest treasure — fresh seafood! Visit the MarshWalk where the view, the music & the fun are always free!

The Market Common

From Anthropologie to White House Black Market and all the unique boutiques in between, there’s fun for everyone with cool restaurants, bowling, movies, a day spa and exciting events all year round. Check out The Market Common, Myrtle Beach’s uptown downtown!

Myrtle Beach Boardwalk

The Myrtle Beach area’s 1.2 mile-long Oceanfront Boardwalk and Promenade traverses through the sand from 14th Avenue to 2nd Avenue Piers, offering oceanfront views of the pristine beach line along with numerous shops and restaurants, including the SkyWheel, the 6th tallest Ferris Wheel in North America.

Unwind on the Water

Make some waves during your downtime with an aquatic adventure that’s perfect for team building.

From dolphin tours and eco-cruises to jet ski rentals, kayaking and paddle boarding, there are tons of ways to take in Myrtle Beach’s natural side on the water.

Explore our beautiful coastline with guided tours, go kayaking along the Waccamaw River or head into the open ocean from incredible scenic views of the Grand Strand.

Also, with 60 miles of uninterrupted shoreline, you can relax in the sun or walk for miles, exploring a variety of beaches.

Search our beautiful shore to find that unique seashell, or, if you’re really lucky, a shark’s tooth!

The Beach GET THE MOST FROM

CVB GROUP SERVICES

Take advantage of the services offered by the Visit Myrtle Beach Group Sales team, nationally recognized with the Gold Service Award by Meetings & Conventions magazine and the Pinnacle Award by Successful Meetings magazine.

From the initial planning stages to execution, our staff will partner with you to match the best of Myrtle Beach with the needs of your group.

Lead Service

We can help connect you with the facilities, hotel, attractions and restaurants you need to run a successful event. Participants in our lead service will have their group needs distributed to the area’s top suppliers. Your group will receive a compiled bid book of proposals or partners will submit their bids directly to you.

Site Visits & FAM tours

The Visit Myrtle Beach team can help you vet potential locations for your group event meeting or conference. We will arrange site inspections of the facilities, hotels and attractions that you are considering for your event.

MORE INFO Event Planning & Registration Assistance

Our convention services staff is eager to assist and answer any questions you may have to make sure your meeting is a success. We can provide assistance with spousal programs, speaker selection, group outlining information, dining, entertainment information and more. On-site registration assistance can help make sure your convention runs effi ciently and smoothly. Our team can provide visitor info and services to your attendees.

Media & Government Contacts

Looking to make a big splash with your next event? Visit Myrtle Beach will provide media lists for securing local publicity for your event and can also contact public offi cials or other government and civic organizations to assist you in planning your convention activities.

Convention Amenities

Visit Myrtle Beach can provide your attendees with a variety of helpful items, including lapel pins, VIP Discount Cards and Myrtle Beach Area Visitors Guide, which includes a map and coupons.

Promotional Assets

Our marketing team can provide you with photography and other assets for your event’s promotional and marketing materials. For more information, email media@visitmyrtlebeach.com or see our photo request page at visitmyrtlebeach.com/media

MORE INFO

Stop by Our Visitors Centers

Our two offi cial visitor centers are great resources for more information on transportation as well as attractions, lodging, and all things Myrtle Beach!

Myrtle Beach Area Convention and Visitors

Bureau Office and Welcome Center

1200 North Oak Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

(843) 626-7444 or (800) 356-3016

Hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.