Atlanta! Hotlanta!
In Atlanta, the possibilities are endless. Atlanta has long been known as a prime site for meetings,
conventions, and trade shows, and is consistently ranked as one of the top five convention cities in the
country.
Atlanta earned this reputation with its first-class hotels, transportation, and meeting facilities, but Atlanta is much
more than a meeting destination. The city has developed into the entertainment and cultural center of the South with
more than 18 million visitors arriving each year to experience the attractions, culture, and entertainment that are
abundant in Atlanta.
World-class restaurants, festive nightlife, exciting sports teams, and an abundance of cultural attractions and events
help make Atlanta the center for entertainment in the South. Atlanta’s diverse restaurants feature cuisine from
around the globe prepared by world-renowned chefs and served in an endless array of ambience and décor.
Culture and history are front and center in Atlanta. Visitors to Atlanta’s many theaters, museums, galleries, concert
halls, and family attractions can experience diverse art, drama, dance, and music. To thoroughly enjoy Atlanta’s
present, all one has to do is experience the city’s past. From
Atlanta’s role in the Civil War to the celebration of the 1996 Centennial Olympic Games, Atlanta’s historical
attractions promise a day filled with education and entertainment.
Atlanta has become the entertainment capital of the South because of its abundance of attractions and exciting
venues. The Georgia Aquarium, the largest in the world, houses more than 100,000 freshwater and saltwater fish
and animals in more than 8 million gallons of water. Trace the history of the world’s most popular soft drink at the
World of Coca-Cola. Go inside the Cable News Network (CNN) with an Inside CNN Atlanta studio tour of their
worldwide headquarters. Make friends with pandas at Zoo Atlanta, one of only four zoos in the country to feature
the animal. See where “Gone with the Wind” was written at the Margaret Mitchell House. And take a stroll
through Centennial Olympic Park and watch the dancing Olympic ringshaped
fountains.
With more than 745 hotel properties designed to accommodate any budget, Atlanta’s hotels offer the finest in
service and amenities. Atlanta is accessible, with 80 percent of the United States’ population within a two-hour
flight of the city. From the heart of downtown, visitors can reach the many attractions, entertainment venues,
restaurants, and neighborhoods with a short ride by cab, bus or rail. And, Atlanta’s rapid rail and bus system,
MARTA, has 38 stations and 125 bus routes covering the metropolitan area at a cost of $1.75.For more information
on Atlanta, visit www.atlanta.net.
Awesome Atlanta Area Attractions!
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Atlanta Botanical Gardens
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Atlanta History Center
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Atlanta Motor Speedway
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Camp Creek Marketplace
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Centennial Olympic Park
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Children’s Museum of Atlanta
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CNN Center
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Fox Theatre
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Georgia Aquarium
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Georgia Dome
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Georgia International Convention Center
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Georgia World Congress Center
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HiFi Buys Amphitheatre
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High Museum of Art
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Martin Luther King Jr. National
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Historic Site
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Six Flags Over Georgia
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Stone Mountain Park
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Turner Field
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Underground Atlanta
World of Coca-Cola