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From towering Atlantic Ocean waves rolling into pretty white sand to cities rich in history to country music to the glitzy casino hotels of the Gulf Coast, America's Southeast offers an amazing array of meeting venues.

The International Woodworking Fair, which kicks off Aug. 22-25 at Atlanta’s Georgia World Congress Center, looks to be on track for a successful show, with preregistration topping 11,000 attendees, more than 40-percent higher than the 2010 show.

In the battle between airlines and airports for your dining dollar, the balance of power has clearly shifted to land-based meals, which, despite their typically inflated prices, are increasingly following trends in the wider world of gastronomy: Food developed by celebrity chefs. Food with local flavor. Even food cooked with garden-fresh ingredients.

Giving a different meaning to dine-n-dash.

50 flavors of the South (and where to find 'em!)

With beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains in the north, coastal plains down south, bustling cities throughout and friendly small towns, Georgia has a location to suit most any type of sporting event.

The craft beer movement is on the rise, with more microbreweries popping up all over North America. With the recent "local motion" trend (where hotels, restaurants and bars are switching out big-name brands for local vendors), the public is getting a good taste of local beer scene.

Diverse attractions, bustling urban areas, rolling mountains, and beautiful beaches await meeting and incentive groups.

From secret yoga classes to off-the-menu delicacies, we present the Atlanta you never knew existed.

At a time when federal and state public works programs are stalled, the nation’s biggest airports are in the midst of major renovations or expansions that, taken together, amount to some of the largest infrastructure projects in the country.