Wrightsville Beach readies to welcome in-state vacationers
With Gov. Roy Cooper's phase one reopening starting Friday, many industries in North Carolina are starting to open back up and that includes tourism.
Posted — UpdatedResidents from states with stay-at-home orders and individuals who have visited those states in the last 14 day are not allowed to rent. Wrightsville Beach detailed the rules in a news release on Wednesday.
"I think seeing other states do it first, you know Florida opening up their beaches and Atlanta doing the same thing opening up their city, I think Carolina has done a really good job and doing it slow and not allowing people to sit," said Brai Beckel owner of a rental property that will be rented out to those from out of town soon.
The states listed in the release are Arizona, New Hampshire, Ohio, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey, New Mexico, New York, Oregon, Vermont and Washington D.C.
In South Carolina, Myrtle Beach will be gradually opening. Stating safety as a priority, Myrtle Beach area municipalities deemed that the time was right for a "soft opening." Most area lodging facilities are now allowed to take reservations beginning May 14.
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