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The "Capital of the New South," Atlanta is a city celebrating change and growth. Though a fascinating history keeps locals and visitors looking back, the modern, sophisticated city has no problem looking ahead. Its gracious, sprawling plantations inspired "Gone With the Wind," and while you can still find antebellum mansions and towering oaks draped with Spanish moss, you're just as likely to find multinational corporations and global banks. The headquarters of companies like CNN and Coca-Cola. With one of the busiest airports in the world, Atlanta offers visitors numerous shops, restaurants and nightlife pursuits to suit every taste. Diversity is the name of the game in this city, the birthplace of Martin Luther King, Jr. and the home of Braves baseball. Its cultural experiences come in all shapes, sizes and sounds. Still surging since rising from the ashes after the Civil War, Atlanta has shown an ability to adapt and prosper, and that forward-driving spirit continues unabated today.

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Doubletree Club Atlanta Airport
3400 Norman Berry Drive
Atlanta, Georgia 30344
Phone: 404-763-1600
FAX: 404-765-0200

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Atlanta, GA Factoid
Frankly, we're being frank. Rhett, Scarlett, and Tara, the white-columned plantation, are merely fictional creations of "Gone with the Wind" author Margaret Mitchell. Even so, visitors look forward to touring the modest home where Mitchell wrote the Civil War saga (Peachtree and 10th Street). The book has sold more than 28 million copies and is the best-selling novel of all time. The movie, which premiered in Atlanta in 1939, won ten Academy awards.

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	Friday Mostly sunny. Hot.	90°F/ 60°F

	Saturday Mostly sunny. Hot.	92°F/ 66°F

	Sunday Tstorms early. Decreasing cloudiness. Hot.	91°F/ 68°F

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