Myrtle Beach Tourism News
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After failing to find a buyer, Hard Rock Park asked a Delaware bankruptcy court Friday for permission to liquidate, signaling once and for all that it will not be able to reopen.
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After a hearty boost in targeted marketing efforts, more Atlanta residents are visiting local and state tourism Web sites. Online interest is a start, but there's still a ways to go in seeing feet on the ground from the sought-after metropolis.
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Freestyle Music Park isn't dressing up for Halloween this year. Other amusement parks along the East Coast just started up annual Halloween events, but people looking for a frightening roller coaster ride in Myrtle Beach will have to wait.
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This week, a team of tourism consultants based in Ireland kicked off a three-month study along the Grand Strand to see how the area can improve its tourism industry.
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