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The Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau and HGTV Design Star winner, Kim Myles recently partnered together for a solution-oriented and budget-friendly meeting planner workshop.

Atlanta set a record for visitation in a single year, welcoming 40.4 million visitors in 2012.

The Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau (ACVB) launches the latest event in a yearlong, 100th anniversary celebration with the ACVB Centennial Cocktail Contest.

The Atlanta Convention and Visitors Bureau’s (ACVB) I AM ATL campaign has been recognized as the Best Travel Integrated Campaign by the Web Marketing Association.

This year marks Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau’s (ACVB) 100th Anniversary. ACVB’s member organizations will keep the celebration going all year with special offers and deals.

Atlanta has hosted nearly every major sporting event from the World Series to the Olympics. Now, the city readies as more than 100,000 fans are expected to join in the excitement of the 75th celebration of March Madness during NCAA Men’s Final Four weekend.

The road to Atlanta begins on Thursday as the NCAA kicks off its 75th celebration of March Madness. More than 100,000 fans will flock to Atlanta for NCAA Men’s Final Four weekend, April 5-8, 2013.

Atlanta will host five conventions in 2013 that have never met in the city. These meetings will bring more than 55,000 visitors and generate an estimated economic impact of more than $65 million

International Production & Processing Expo (IPPE) drew a record 1190 exhibitors to Atlanta for its January 29-31 event at the Georgia World Congress Center.

The medical industry is supporting a healthy prognosis for Atlanta. In 2012, more than sixty-five medical groups selected the city as the site for future meetings, representing the largest number of rooms booked in Atlanta for this segment since 2008. Many of these meetings have never been held in Atlanta or are returning for the first time in more than a decade.