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$6 Billion at Work at ATL

Planning a trip through Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport this fall? You might notice some changes taking place around the world's busiest and most efficient airport.

Culinary Artistry

Dining is an art, and now that applies to both on the ground and at 35,000 feet thanks to Hainan Airlines’ “Hai Chef” Inflight Artistic Chinese cuisine series, a collaboration with Dong Zhenxiang, a Chinese culinary master also known as Dadong.

TAP Portugal Announces New Low Fares to Europe

TAP Portugal’s Stopover program allows U.S travelers to Europe to include a visit to Portugal on the way for no additional airfare. TAP serves 45 European destinations from the United States via Lisbon, at fares starting from just $499 round-trip.

Simple Italian Made Elegant at Impero Caffé

Inspired by his mother’s heritage, Scott Conant brings the traditional Italian coffeehouse to New York City at Impero Caffé, the signature restaurant at INNSIDE New York NoMad. Tasked with the hotel’s food and cocktails, Conant serves a variety of classic dishes in a relaxed and inviting venue that already stands out in NoMad’s thriving restaurant scene.

ATL Skypointe

Beyond being a major hub in the global transportation network, Hartsfield-Jackson is also proud to be a major hub for exciting, high-quality retail options through our award-winning concessions program, ATL Skypointe.

Top 5: Pieces of Art at ATL

Since Mayor Maynard Jackson commissioned the first nine pieces of art housed at Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport in 1979, the airport’s collection has since grown to more than 250 pieces across a range of mediums. Unless you’re a regular jetsetter, you probably won’t see all of them, so here are some of our favorites.