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UPDATE: Hartsfield remains the world’s busiest airport

March 16, 2011 The Travel Trolley

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is still the world’s busiest airport.

Hartsfield remains the world’s busiest airport

March 16, 2011 The Travel Trolley

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is still the world’s busiest airport.

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport honored for concessions program

March 9, 2011 The Travel Trolley

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has the best airport concessions program nationwide, according to Airport Revenue News.

Poll: Family vacations on the rise in 2011

March 3, 2011 The Travel Trolley

A new survey from TripAdvisor indicates that 83 percent of respondents plan to take at least one one vacation with family members this year.

Dunwoody plans to purchase 16-acre site

February 24, 2011 The Travel Trolley

The city of Dunwoody is purchasing a 16.18-acre site to be used as either a park or for civic use at some point in the future.

Investment group purchases Atlanta’s St. Regis

February 19, 2011 The Travel Trolley

An investment group has purchased the St. Regis Hotel from a group of partners that included the hotel’s developers.

Ga. senator wants to end Ga. 400 toll

February 17, 2011 The Travel Trolley

A state senator from Roswell wants to end the toll on Ga. Highway 400.

Merlin announces Legoland attraction for Atlanta

February 16, 2011 The Travel Trolley

Merlin Entertainments on Wednesday announced plans to build the $12 million Legoland Discovery Center (LDC) in Phipps Plaza.

Blue Willow Inn faces financial woes

February 13, 2011 The Travel Trolley

The Blue Willow Inn, a popular eatery and attraction, is under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, but the restaurant remains open for business, according to published reports.

Cleland: More access to media requires greater individual responsibility

February 8, 2011 Todd DeFeo

The relatively recent uptick in user-generated content online is “total freedom,” but individuals must now provide their own “wisdom and insight,” a former U.S. Senator from Georgia said this evening.