INTA 2024 (Atlanta, GA)
Overview of ATL
Atlanta, known as “ATL”, is a vibrant, evolving urban center of America’s New South. The city’s status as a hub of U.S. travel and industry also symbolizes its unique position in American history. Rising from the ashes of America’s Civil War, Atlanta is the cradle of the American Civil Rights Movement as the location from where Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was born and later preached before Ebenezer Baptist Church. Atlanta’s combination of innovation, logistics, education, and culture have made it a prime destination for young professionals and one of the top U.S. cities to start a business. Our diverse city is home to world class universities such as Georgia Tech and Emory University, and headquarters to iconic global and domestic brands such as The Coca-Cola Company, CNN, Delta Air Lines, The Home Depot, and United Parcel Service (UPS). Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is the world’s busiest airport, bringing more than 93 million passengers to Atlanta each year. Atlanta is also the home of American Hip-Hop music, and is now the top U.S. location for entertainment filming and production.
Quick Facts About ATL
The weather in May is usually 21°-30°C (70°-86°F).
Atlanta is the home of iconic American brands including The Coca-Cola Company, CNN, Delta Air Lines, The Home Depot, and United Parcel Services (UPS).
Atlanta is the center of the American Civil Rights Movement as a home to the Martin Luther King, Jr. Museum and Ebenezer Baptist Church.
Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport is the world’s busiest airport with over 93 million passengers per year.
With over 6.1 million residents in the Atlanta area, Atlanta is the 8th largest U.S. city.
Atlanta hosted the 1996 Summer Olympics, known as the Games of the XXVI Olympiad.
Atlanta is a harbor for American Hip-Hop music.
Atlanta’s sports teams include Atlanta United (soccer), the Atlanta Braves (baseball), the Atlanta Falcons (American football), the Atlanta Hawks (men’s basketball), and the Atlanta Dream (women’s basketball).
Atlanta’s nicknames include “City Too Busy to Hate”, “City in the Forest”, the “ATL”, and “Hotlanta”.
Atlanta is the site of the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum.
Margaret Mitchell’s novel “Gone with the Wind” was published in 1936, and the Academy Award winning movie opened at Atlanta’s own Fox Theater in 1939.
Atlanta is the capital of the State of Georgia, which is known as the “Peach State”.
Where to Dine in ATL
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Downtown
Nikolai's Roof
Polaris
Buckhead
Bones Restaurant
Chops
Le Colonial Atlanta
Atlanta Fish Market
Canoe
East Midtown
The Oceanaire Seafood Room
Nan Thai Fine Dining
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Downtown
Ray’s in the City
Trader Vic’s
East Midtown
STK Steakhouse
South City Kitchen
Ecco Midtown
Buckhead
St. Cecilia
Gypsy Kitchen
Bistro Niko
Blue Ridge Grill
Antica Posta Tuscan
Tomo Japanese Restaurant
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Downtown
Food Terminal
Hsu’s Gourmet
East Midtown
Mary Mac’s Tea Room
The Vortex
The Flying Biscuit
Sweet Hut Bakery & Cafe
Krog Street Market
West Midtown
Antico Pizzeria
Buckhead
Urban Wu
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Downtown
Fox Bros. Bar-BQ
East Midtown
The Varsity
Where to Stay in ATL
Downtown
The Ritz-Carlton
The Glenn Hotel
Hilton Atlanta
Atlanta Marriott Marquis
Hyatt Regency Atlanta
The Westin Peachtree Plaza
Omni Atlanta Hotel at CNN Center
AirBnb
East Midtown
Four Seasons Hotel
W Atlanta
The Loews Hotel
AirBnb
Buckhead
The St. Regis
Nobu Hotel
Waldorf Astoria Atlanta
AirBnb
What to Do in ATL
Downtown
Georgia Aquarium
Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park and Museum
World of Coca Cola
Centennial Olympic Park
Auburn Avenue
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Museum
Zoo Atlanta
Oakland Cemetery
East Midtown
Atlanta Botanical Gardens
Piedmont Park
The BeltLine
High Museum of Art
The Fox Theater
Center for Puppetry Arts
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum
Ponce City Market
West Midtown
Atlantic Station
Buckhead
Atlanta History Museum
Buckhead Village Shops
Phipps Plaza
Lenox Square
6 Apps to Download to Visit ATL
Google Maps
Uber
Lyft
OpenTable
MARTA
AirBNB