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Having your home cleaned by a professional pressure washing company can be highly advantageous. It can remove daily contaminants and enhance the aesthetics of your property, boosting its curb appeal. Additionally, pressure washing can help reduce allergy triggers, minimize asthmatic attacks, and relieve respiratory fatigue. It is an excellent way to transform grungy, dull, and filthy surfaces into bright, vibrant, and fresh-looking ones.

Roof Washing

At Prince of Pressure Washing, we understand that high-pressure washing is not suitable for most exterior surfaces around your home in Charleston, SC. That's why we provide custom-tailored exterior cleaning solutions to meet your specific needs. Our expert soft washing services are designed to remove even the toughest contaminants from the most delicate surfaces while keeping them safe.

For our soft washing services, we use concentrated cleaning products to loosen the grip of aggressive organic growth that can shorten the life of your surfaces. Once the invasive organisms, dirt, grime, and environmental pollutants are loosened, we gently rinse them away from your vinyl siding, natural wood, roofing shingles, and more! Regular soft washing services not only help keep your home clean but also give you more free time to spend with your friends and loved ones.

Driveway and Concrete Washing

When people visit your home, driveways are often the first thing they see. As first impressions matter, having a clean driveway is important. A dirty and stained driveway can make your property look old and uninviting. On the other hand, a clean driveway can enhance the appearance of your property and increase its curb appeal. At Prince of Pressure Washing, we understand that each customer has unique preferences and needs when it comes to driveway pressure washing in Charleston, SC. That's why we provide a variety of pressure washing and services to cater to their unique needs. Oil stains? Brake dust buildup? Tree sap? We can handle it all.

Deck Washing

Would you want to go to a backyard BBQ if you knew that your friend's deck was dirty and disheveled? We wouldn't either. If you want to ensure that your deck stays beautiful and strong for cookout season, it is important to keep it clean. At Prince of Pressure Washing, we offer reliable and professional deck cleaning services that can help maintain your outdoor space's aesthetics. Our team of skilled professionals uses pressure washing techniques to effectively remove dirt, mold, and mildew from your deck, which can prevent future damage and keep your deck looking fresh and new.

Fence Washing

Ensuring that your property has a clean fence is crucial not only for its visual appeal but also for safety and security purposes. To maintain its longevity and aesthetic value, you should have your fence pressure washed at least once a year. This simple yet effective method can remove dirt, grime, mold, mildew, and other harmful substances that can damage your fence. In doing so, you can prolong the life of your fence and keep it looking new at the same time.

Gutter Cleaning & Brightening

Clean gutters are crucial for maintaining a home's roofing system. They help protect your home from water damage, prevent pests from entering, and provide better insulation. Neglected gutters may lead to clogging and severe problems, including rot. Prince of Pressure Washing's experienced technicians use the latest pressure washing technology to clean your gutters quickly and efficiently, keeping them in top-notch condition and preventing costly repairs. If you notice rainwater pooling in your yard or it sounds like water is dripping within your gutters, it could be time to have them cleaned and brightened.

Trash Can Washing

When homeowners think about pressure washing in Charleston, SC, they don't always think about having their trash cans clean. The truth is, though, that having a dirty trash can near your home isn't just an eyesore - it's a health hazard for your family. That's why we take extra care to make sure that your trash cans are safely sanitized. Don't let dirty cans put your family's health at risk. Contact us today to get your Charleston, SC trash cans cleaned with our top-quality pressure washing services.

Solar Panel Cleaning

If you want to make the most of the energy produced by your solar panels, it's important to keep them clean. Regular solar panel washing services in Charleston, SC can help remove dirt, dust, and other impurities that can collect on your solar panels and reduce their efficiency. What's the point of having an expensive solar panel setup if their power is zapped by grime and dirt buildup? If you're looking to optimize performance and reduce maintenance costs, it's time to call our pressure washing company.

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Keep Your Family Healthy

If you have been penalized for failing to file or pay your taxes on time, you might be eligible for penalty abatement or penalty adjustment. Penalty abatement involves getting rid of the assessed tax liability, while penalty adjustment means altering or reducing it. In certain situations, you may also be able to receive refunds for previous penalties and interest charges.

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Prime Your Painting Surfaces

Pressure washing is an effective way to prep exterior surfaces before resurfacing, refinishing, or repainting. This removes all grime and dirt from the surface, creating a smooth and clean area free of grit. By pressure washing first, you can ensure that outdoor surfaces hold their new finish quickly.

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Prevent Future Damage

Moisture buildup in summer and winter can cause serious damage to your home's surfaces. Mold and grime can lead to permanent damage if left unattended, especially in hard-to-reach areas. A professional pressure washer in Charleston, SC can remove these contaminants and prevent potential damage from occurring in the future.

Monument and Statue Washing

Seeing a beautiful statue or monument suffering from algae, mold, and dirt buildup is a sad sight to see. That's especially true when one of these items is proudly displayed for business purposes. At Prince of Pressure Washing, our skilled technicians have years of experience pressure washing and beautifying historic landmarks, artistic sculptures, and commemorative memorials with grace. We're proud to be your partner in safeguarding the heritage and visual appeal of your commercial space, by cleaning the symbols that embody your establishment's history.

Graffiti Removal

There's no question about it - unwanted graffiti can have a negative impact on the appearance of your business. At Prince of Pressure Washing, we take great satisfaction in removing all traces of offensive graffiti from your property, just as a firefighter would feel after putting out a house fire.

We treat graffiti removal as a high-priority item for our clients, and our response time is always consistent. We understand that pervasive and offensive graffiti is a blemish on the beauty of our community. When you call us for graffiti removal from your commercial exteriors, we will ensure that the job is done quickly and efficiently.

Driveway Cleaning

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Commercial Building Washing

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Oil Stain Removal

Prince of Pressure Washing employs hot water pressure washing methods to remove oil stains and grease from the walkways and parking lots of your business. Water at temperatures above 180 degrees is known to effectively lift oil residue from surfaces, while the high heat also enhances the ability of cleaning formulas to dissolve and emulsify grease and oil, making it easier to flush from the surface. As most paved surfaces are highly porous, our experts use cutting-edge equipment and powerful detergents to extract any deeply ingrained grease and oil stains.

Parking Lot Striping

We offer a comprehensive approach to parking lot management, which includes creating new parking spaces, refreshing faded lines, and adding directional arrows. Our thorough approach ensures that your parking area is well-organized, safe, and visually appealing. Charleston, SC businesses and property owners choose Prince of Pressure Washing because of our commitment to quality and our dedication to enhancing the overall functionality and aesthetics of their parking facilities. Call today to see what we can do for you!

Dumpster Pad Cleaning

There are numerous benefits to cleaning your dumpster pad. It not only enhances your property's appearance but also helps prevent pests, mold, and other unhealthy items. Pressure washing cleans your dumpster pad and helps ensure it stays clean - which protects you and your employees. Dumpster pad cleaning also helps reduce bad odors and keeps your property looking fresh and inviting.

Commercial Concrete Cleaning

Commercial property owners should prioritize business concrete pressure washing as an essential part of maintenance. This type of pressure washing involves using high-pressure water to eliminate dirt, grime, oil stains, mildew, and other contaminants from concrete surfaces like parking lots, sidewalks, and storefronts. With help from Prince of Pressure Washing, you can improve the appearance of your business. Perhaps more importantly, you'll help prevent slip hazards and long-term damage that can lead to costly repairs.

Seeing a beautiful statue or monument suffering from algae, mold, and dirt buildup is a sad sight to see. That's especially true when one of these items is proudly displayed for business purposes. At Prince of Pressure Washing, our skilled technicians have years of experience pressure washing and beautifying historic landmarks, artistic sculptures, and commemorative memorials with grace. We're proud to be your partner in safeguarding the heritage and visual appeal of your commercial space, by cleaning the symbols that embody your establishment's history.

We treat graffiti removal as a high-priority item for our clients, and our response time is always consistent. We understand that pervasive and offensive graffiti is a blemish on the beauty of our community. When you call us for graffiti removal from your commercial exteriors, we will ensure that the job is done quickly and efficiently.

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Savvy business owners know that having regular maintenance services performed - like pressure washing in Charleston, SC - just makes good business sense. And when it comes to good business decisions, having your building washed is near the top of the list. We recognize the importance of your business property as a significant investment. That's why we provide dependable, cost-effective, and thorough building washing services that add value to your commercial property. Our team of pressure washing techs will show up on time, follow instructions to a T, and thoroughly clean the exterior surfaces of your office buildings, outbuildings, warehouses, and other commercial structures.

Prince of Pressure Washing employs hot water pressure washing methods to remove oil stains and grease from the walkways and parking lots of your business. Water at temperatures above 180 degrees is known to effectively lift oil residue from surfaces, while the high heat also enhances the ability of cleaning formulas to dissolve and emulsify grease and oil, making it easier to flush from the surface. As most paved surfaces are highly porous, our experts use cutting-edge equipment and powerful detergents to extract any deeply ingrained grease and oil stains.

We offer a comprehensive approach to parking lot management, which includes creating new parking spaces, refreshing faded lines, and adding directional arrows. Our thorough approach ensures that your parking area is well-organized, safe, and visually appealing. Charleston, SC businesses and property owners choose Prince of Pressure Washing because of our commitment to quality and our dedication to enhancing the overall functionality and aesthetics of their parking facilities. Call today to see what we can do for you!

There are numerous benefits to cleaning your dumpster pad. It not only enhances your property's appearance but also helps prevent pests, mold, and other unhealthy items. Pressure washing cleans your dumpster pad and helps ensure it stays clean - which protects you and your employees. Dumpster pad cleaning also helps reduce bad odors and keeps your property looking fresh and inviting.

Commercial property owners should prioritize business concrete pressure washing as an essential part of maintenance. This type of pressure washing involves using high-pressure water to eliminate dirt, grime, oil stains, mildew, and other contaminants from concrete surfaces like parking lots, sidewalks, and storefronts. With help from Prince of Pressure Washing, you can improve the appearance of your business. Perhaps more importantly, you'll help prevent slip hazards and long-term damage that can lead to costly repairs.

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SC passes legislation to boost free-market EV charging stations

Listen to this article​Amid the federal funding suspensions for electric vehicle charging stations, South Carolina lamakers have passed legislation to create a “free market” for businesses still looking to invest in the charging industry.Though South Carolina did not participate in the federal National Electric Vehic...

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Amid the federal funding suspensions for electric vehicle charging stations, South Carolina lamakers have passed legislation to create a “free market” for businesses still looking to invest in the charging industry.

Though South Carolina did not participate in the federal National Electric Vehicle Infrastructure Formula Program, the biggest concern from businesses hoping to add EV chargers came from fear of larger electric companies being able to sell the same charge for cheaper rates.

“We should never ask the public to fund something the private sector is willing to invest in,” state Rep. Bill Herbkersman, R-Beaufort, said in a news release from Charge Ahead Partnership. “This legislation will attract private investment and bring the free-market competition that comes with it.”

Senate Bill 275, which was passed May 8, restricts electric utilities from using ratepayer funds to build, own and operate charging stations, aiming to alleviate the potential uneven playing field for small businesses, according to the release.

“South Carolina has been a leader in many aspects of EV manufacturing, attracting billions of investment dollars with free market policies,” Jay Smith, Charge Ahead Partnership executive director, said in the release. “This legislation establishes the state as a policy leader as well. S. 275 lays the groundwork for a competitive EV charging marketplace, where businesses and entrepreneurs can invest with confidence.”

Charge Ahead Partnership is a coalition of businesses, associations and individuals that share a goal of efficiently and effectively developing a charging network for electric vehicles across the United States.

“As EVs become more common on South Carolina roads, I want the best charging providers to emerge. The only way that will happen is through free-market competition,” state Sen. Larry Grooms, R-Moncks Corner, said in the release. “The liquid fuel industry is among the most competitive marketplaces in America, with transparent pricing and retailers furiously trying to outdo their competition. There is no reason EV charging should be any different.”

Qatar-Boeing deal could boom business in South Carolina

(NewsNation) — A deal has been signed by Qatar Airways to purchase betweeen 160 and 200 Boeing jets, according to the White House.“This historic agreement will support 154,000 U.S. jobs annually, t...

(NewsNation) — A deal has been signed by Qatar Airways to purchase betweeen 160 and 200 Boeing jets, according to the White House.

“This historic agreement will support 154,000 U.S. jobs annually, totaling over 1 million jobs in the United States during the course of production and delivery of this deal,” the White House said.

The jets will be produced and delivered over a seven-year period, from 2029 to 2036.

Boeing has not yet confirmed or commented on details of the agreement.

The deal, which includes Boeing 777 and 787 Dreamliner jets, could give one South Carolina city a major job spike at its Boeing manufacturing plant.

The North Charleston plant is where all 787 Dreamliners are assembled, said Scott Stocker, who is the vice president and general manager . It currently employs more than 8,000 workers.

Mayor Reggie Burgess said while he’s not sure exactly how many jobs the Qatari deal could bring, his city will “fill them all.”

“We’re talking about thousands and thousands of jobs,” he added.

Local business owners told NewsNation the deal would be a game-changer.

“Most of our business, our contractors, they are truck drivers, they’re just working-class people. And if it can bring more of those in here, then it would definitely, definitely improve everything for us,” said Li Farmer, a restaurant manager in North Charleston.

Korean Air recently agreed to purchase up to 50 Boeing planes, some of which will be assembled in North Charleston.

It’s a big boost for Boeing after a tough year, production problems and worker strikes.

Though the company has seen some layoffs in recent months, Boeing announced a plan in December to invest $1 billion in North Charleston’s plant, with a goal of adding 500 jobs in the next five years.

Mark Clark Extension might be dead, but other major road projects are underway - or will be soon

Editor's note: This article has been amended to note the Mark Clark project was not part of the 2016 tax referendum that county voters passed. Though the official death of the Mark Clark Extension came this week, it had languished in purgatory since voters last fall soundly rejected a tax referendum to help pay for the $2.3 billion ...

Editor's note: This article has been amended to note the Mark Clark project was not part of the 2016 tax referendum that county voters passed.

Though the official death of the Mark Clark Extension came this week, it had languished in purgatory since voters last fall soundly rejected a tax referendum to help pay for the $2.3 billion project.

Plenty of road projects funded by a previous transportation tax referendum in Charleston County are underway or soon should be.

Here is a look at the road projects tied to the 2016 transportation sales tax passed by county voters.

The widening of Glenn McConnell Parkway is the only completed road project from the 2016 tax.

Main Road and Savannah Highway

A $364 million project to remake the interchange of U.S. Highway 17 and Main Road in West Ashley to alleviate traffic heading to and from Johns Island and other communities such as Kiawah, Seabrook and Wadmalaw islands. Crews have broken ground with major construction to get underway soon.

The project encompasses a number of improvements to help with traffic including construction of flyovers at the intersection; an interchange at Main Road and Highway 17 for drivers who want to avoid the intersection; a bridge over CSX Railroad; a roundabout at the intersection of Main, Chisholm and River roads; and a widening of Main Road from River and Chisholm roads to the interchange ramps.

The improvements were originally part of a bigger project for Main Road, from Bees Ferry Road to Betsy Kerrison Parkway. The project was later split into three parts, with the work getting underway having been estimated to cost $130 million in 2020. It has now ballooned to the largest infrastructure project in Charleston County history.

Work is expected to be completed in the fall of 2028.

Other work in West Ashley

Three projects to make intersection improvement along Savannah Highway are in the works.

The city is leading the right-of-way acquisition for the Avondale Avenue project, which includes realigning Avondale Avenue, adding a right turn lane to Nicholson Street across from it and adding a landscaped median to U.S. 17. The county this year plans to seek bids for work at the highway's intersections with Wappoo Road and at Dupont Road and Stinson Drive.

Palmetto Commerce Interchange

Improvements to the Palmetto Commerce Interchange in the area near the Charleston International Airport is expected to be done next February.

As part of another airport-area project — Airport Connector Road — the county started right-of-way acquisition in April and expects to start construction in the third quarter of 2026.

The third phase of the Palmetto Commerce Parkway is still in the permitting phase. County officials are meeting with Joint Base Charleston officials biweekly to get agreements in place. Construction is expected to start in 2028 or later.

James Island plans

On James Island, county public works director Eric Adams said the county is going to combine two projects into one to make bids for contractors more competitive: the installation of turn lanes and a traffic signal at the intersection of Fort Johnson Road and Secessionville Road, and the installation of a roundabout at the intersection of Fort Johnson and Camp roads. County officials plan on putting out bids in the next few weeks, and expect construction to start in the third or fourth quarter of 2025.

The county is still working on improvements at the intersection of Central Park Road and Riverland Drive, Adams said. Plans are in place for a right turn lane from Central Park Road onto Riverland Drive, and the county is working with the community on right-of-way acquisition. Advertising for contractors should happen by the end of the year.

The county’s portion of the Folly Road Bike & Ped Project includes variable width sidewalk from Ellis Creek to George Griffith Boulevard and road restriping to reduce median width and provide dedicated bike lanes. One bid that exceeded the available budget was submitted in March. The county has made some minor plan modifications in conjunction with SCDOT. The project will be put back out to bid in mid-2025.

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Cellphone use while driving will be prohibited in South Carolina beginning Sept. 1

COLUMBIA — South Carolina drivers will be banned from talking or scrolling on a cellphone while behind the wheel starting Sept. 1, and could even face fines if a device is in your lap.Gov. Henry McMaster on May 12 signed the Statehouse's Hands-Free Driving Act lawmakers passed during the last days of the 2025 session that ended May 8.Texting while driving is already banned in the state, but the new law prohibits physical cellphone use for any reason while driving, which includes having it in your lap while talking or sear...

COLUMBIA — South Carolina drivers will be banned from talking or scrolling on a cellphone while behind the wheel starting Sept. 1, and could even face fines if a device is in your lap.

Gov. Henry McMaster on May 12 signed the Statehouse's Hands-Free Driving Act lawmakers passed during the last days of the 2025 session that ended May 8.

Texting while driving is already banned in the state, but the new law prohibits physical cellphone use for any reason while driving, which includes having it in your lap while talking or searching for directions.

Drivers can still use Bluetooth features or other hands-free measures to send messages or call when driving.

McMaster's office said the measure will significantly reduce preventable accidents caused by distracted driving, thus "helping more South Carolinians make it home safely to their loved ones," spokesman Brandon Charochak said. "Gov. McMaster was proud to sign it into law."

The legislation was championed by state Rep. Bill Taylor, R-Aiken, for years, though lawmakers repeatedly sidestepped action for more than two decades. He has been a strong voice in platforming the dangers of using cellphones while driving.

"It's terrifying," Taylor said of distracted drivers. "You watch them, they slow down, they get in the left lane, they (can) run off the road."

Anyone caught violating the law would be ticketed $100 on a first offense and $200 for each additional violation in a three-year span. A second offense would add two points to a driver's license, which then impacts a person's car insurance rates.

The bill's passage also comes on the heels of a letter sent to McMaster and the state Department of Motor Vehicles last year from the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration requiring them to pass legislation or risk losing $40 million to $80 million in annual federal highway funding.

The letter sent late last year said 4 percent of federal highway grant funds would be cut if a law wasn't passed by July 2025. It would go up to 8 percent for every year after that if a law wasn't put in place.

The letter was in light of a 2011 federal rule that required all states to pass laws prohibiting handheld cellphone use for commercial drivers.

South Carolina was supposed to pass legislation by 2015 under the 2011 federal ruling. The U.S. Department of Transportation put South Carolina on notice in 2020, telling officials to make a compliance plan.

But with no bill passed in 2024, the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration told McMaster and the state DMV time was up, and funds would start to be taken if they didn't move on passing a bill.

"I refer to it as federal extortion," Taylor said. "But if that's what it takes to get the legislature to vote for hands-free."

Taylor said since the state complied with the request under the bill, the use of the funds should be no problem in the future.

Master Trooper William Bennett from the S.C. Highway Patrol said distracted driving has been a known problem across the state for years. Distracted driving is not just cellphone usage, he said, listing off habits such as eating, personal grooming, car play and even other people in the car as dangerous.

There are three types of distractions when on the road, Bennett said: visual, manual and cognitive.

"A cellphone is so dangerous because you're doing all three (distractions) at the same time," he said.

While details have not been released addressing how the law will be rolled out, Bennett said the effort will be another layer of protection for drivers in the state.

Charleston tourism reaches new heights with $14b economic impact in 2024, report shows

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Explore Charleston released Tuesday its 2024 Economic Impact of Tourism report showing the Holy City saw another record-breaking year in the tourism industry.The report, from research conducted by the College of Charleston's Office of Tourism Analysis, revealed the greater Charleston area saw a total economic impact of $14.03 billion in 2024, up 7% from the previous year.Additionally, Charleston saw a 1.2% increase in total visitors and a 5.5% increase in average visitor expenditure. Per a...

CHARLESTON COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — Explore Charleston released Tuesday its 2024 Economic Impact of Tourism report showing the Holy City saw another record-breaking year in the tourism industry.

The report, from research conducted by the College of Charleston's Office of Tourism Analysis, revealed the greater Charleston area saw a total economic impact of $14.03 billion in 2024, up 7% from the previous year.

Additionally, Charleston saw a 1.2% increase in total visitors and a 5.5% increase in average visitor expenditure. Per adult, per trip, an average of $1,105 was spent in 2024, compared to $1,048 in 2023, according to the data.

A total of 23.5% of all sales in the region can be attributed to the tourism industry, while the industry employed 54,900 people, which is the highest number of people ever employed, the data showed.

Charleston tourism's economic impact has grown by 32% since 2021, while the total number of visitors grew by only 9%, illustrating the increase in average expenditure. The estimated number of visitors in the region last year was a total of 7,890,000.

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Hotels in the Holy City saw a new record set in 4,940,000 hotel room nights sold in 2024, and an average hotel occupancy of 70.6%. The hotel average daily rate saw a slight tick up with an average of $186 compared to $185 in 2022 and 2023.

The top origin states of visitors to Charleston (outside of South Carolina) were:

The top origin cities of visitors to Charleston (outside of South Carolina) were:

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Charleston International Airport also saw a record-breaking year in 2024, with an estimated 6,290,000 passengers flying into Chucktown.

Chairman of Explore Charleston, Dan Blumenstock, said the increase at the airport, as well as the many events Charleston has to offer, contributes to the tourism growth seen over the last year.

We have over 60 direct flights from Charleston now. . . Some of the events that we have in town. If you look at Spoleto or Southeastern Wildlife, that's just two or even food and wine. Uh, if you look at those events, those are things that we, the local community get to participate in because they're here in our backyard. We don't have to travel. The other people do come in to travel for those," Blumenstock said.

As far as what attracts visitors to the Holy City, the most attractive assets for tourists are:

Editor's Note: All of the data above was provided by Explore Charleston through research conducted by the College of Charleston's Office of Tourism Analysis.

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