The new Georgia travel guide gives Georgia residents and potential travelers an opportunity to explore what the state has to offer throughout 2025.
The Georgia Department of Economic Development released the 130-page guide in December using extensive state visitor data and travel research.
The department said the publication spotlights “a variety of itineraries, attractions, dining options, accommodations [and] events … designed to appeal to travelers of all ages and interests” including Pine Mountain’s Callaway Gardens and Resorts, South Georgia’s Jekyll Islands, and Atlanta’s Porsche Driving Experience and National Center of Civil and Human Rights, according to a press release.
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