Home to professional sports teams like the Atlanta Braves and several Fortune 500 companies such as The Coca-Cola Company, Atlanta's economic expansion over the past centuries is phenomenal. From a simple railroad transportation hub in the 19th century to earning a spot among the top 20 largest economy in the world, the Hollywood of the South is also recognized for its Southern hospitality. Whether you are interested by a road trip to Georgia’s Atlantic coast to visit Cumberland Island’s feral horses or you prefer chilling around to take advantage of the surrounding lush forest, "Hotlanta's" dynamism gives access to an impressive lineup of outdoor activities including hiking, kayaking, rafting, and mountain biking.

Fly with WestJet to Atlanta (ATL) from Vancouver (YVR) for only $311, roundtrip. I came across ~80 stays at a nominal cost from March to May 2020, including options for Easter. All flights have a stopover in Calgary.

As the leading site during the 1996 Summer Olympic Games, the Centennial Olympic Park is a must-see gathering spot with beautiful water fountains and sprawling grass areas, while being the most important place for the city’s festivals, concerts, and special events. Located within the park, I recommend a tour of Atlanta’s SkyView. With climate-controlled gondola, this 20-stories Ferris wheel offers the best view over the city’s landscape.