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Myrtle Beach has long been a tourist hotspot for Americans looking to get out of their towns and cities during the summer months in search of fresh air, white sand and beautiful weather. The tourism industry is the main driving force behind Myrtle Beach’s local economy so it stands to reason that there must be plenty for these tourists to keep them occupied when in town. With more restaurants per capita than San Francisco and the Atlantic ocean on its doorstep, this South Carolina hotspot is the perfect place to frequent when the days are long. So what does Myrtle Beach offer these vacationing visitors? Here’s a guide to some of the best things to do and see next time you find yourself in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. 

Cardiff has quietly emerged as a centre for tertiary education in the UK. Alongside its famous university constituted by Royal Charter in 1883,  there are Cardiff Metropolitan University, the University of South Wales and the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

What draws almost 20 million people to Myrtle Beach each and every year you ask? The weather, the sea, the sand, the entertainment, the lifestyle and, most importantly, the food. Myrtle Beach is known for its penchant for seafood, the freshness of which is arguably some of the best in the US. From the sea to your plate, the exquisite crustaceans and delicate fish could be on your plate within hours of being caught by the local fishermen. With such fresh produce and more restaurants per capita than San Francisco, Myrtle Beach’s food scene can be complicated to navigate, so to save you the hassle, here is a list of our 10 favourite eateries to keep you and your palate satisfied. 

As the capital of Wales, Cardiff has long been its administrative hub and cultural heart. More importantly, the city is an economic powerhouse, home to world-class organisations such as the BBC, the Bank of Wales and British Airways Engineering.