The Myrtle Beach Convention Center includes a column-free exhibition hall, 20 breakout rooms and a spacious ball- room. It offers the latest technology and an adjoining AAA Three-Diamond hotel.


Hundreds of meetings and conventions are held here each year. There is no end to options for meeting planners. Waterfront resorts are tucked away along the IntercoastalWaterway,while conven- tion hotels border the Atlantic Ocean. Whether small parties or groups of up to 5,000 people, planners can blend pro- ductive meeting time with idyllic recre- ational pursuits for attendees, making Myrtle Beach a premier location for cor- porate and other events.


“We hosts hundreds of meetings and conventions each year,” says Brad Dean, president and chief executive officer of the Myrtle Beach Area Convention and Visitors Bureau. “The Grand Strand offers


a wide selection of meeting spaces and accommodations along with world-class golf, dining, entertainment and attrac- tions to round out a meeting or group event.”


Planners like to be creative and find locations replete with interesting recre- ational options for off time.Myrtle Beach meets their goals with aplomb. Both Broadway at the Beach and Barefoot Landing,best described as multi-faceted entertainment complexes, combine shopping, dining, nightlife and attrac- tions.


Broadway at the Beach is one of the largest complexes of its kind in the Southeast.Visitors can make the rounds at over 100 specialty shops,10 nightclubs and 20 restaurants.


Barefoot Landing lies along the Intracoastal Waterway in North Myrtle


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