Black Meetings and Tourism

September / October 2015

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B M & T ••• September/October 2015 ••• www.blackmeetingsandtourism.com 20 and everything in between. For more information contact the Greater Birmingham CVB, Michael Gunn, senior VP, the Greater Birmingham CVB at (800) 458-8085 or mgunn@birminghamal.org. COLLEGE PARK, GA Are your family reunion attendees looking for fun? Do they want to learn, see and explore? It's all here. Frequent fliers will enjoy the Delta Flight Museum and auto enthusiasts will want to tour the Porsche Experience Center. And while they're in the south, they have to visit the South's favorite chicken eatery, Chick-fil-A, and enjoy the Chick- fil-A Backstage Tour. A short ride to Atlanta places you in the middle of famous museums, theatres and historical cen- ters, including the Woodruff Arts Center and High Museum of Art, The Children's Museum of Atlanta, The Atlanta Botanical Garden, and the brand new National Center for Civil and Human Rights. Family members who love history will want to learn about famous Georgians, President Jimmy Carter and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., at The Carter Center and The King Center. Time permitting, they should also check out the World of Coca- Cola, The Georgia Aquarium and CNN World Headquarters. With more than 8,000 hotel rooms, the Atlanta Airport area offers countless ways to spend the night. From luxurious and spacious to quaint and modest, and all of the world's most pop- ular and trusted names. If you are looking for the perfect place to hold that family reunion picnic, or simply some fitness, fresh air, and fun, there are a number of beautiful parks and recreational facili- ties to enjoy. For more information contact Meet College Park Georgia, Todd Neal, senior sales manager at (404) 334-7505 or tneal@meetcpga.com. COLUMBIA, SC Columbia, South Carolina area attractions that will One of College Park Historical Homes

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