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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In a down economy, many hotels in Myrtle Beach and beyond have been slashing rates to lure customers. But a study released last week says price-cutting doesn't pay.
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When it comes to attracting foreign visitors to the Grand Strand, some local tourism leaders are looking to Congress for help.
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Statistics for nationwide spending on tourism and travel released this week by the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis were not good. Spending declined at an annual rate of 5.9 percent in the first quarter, after declining 6.9 percent in the final quarter of last year.
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- Police: Teen shot while attempting robbery
- North Myrtle Beach connector to open Aug. 20
- See salaries of South Carolina high school football coaches
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