Trevor Williams

Atlanta could soon gain new flights to Saudi Arabia through one of Delta Air Lines Inc.'s announced partnerships with two airlines in the country.

Four Atlanta restaurants gained single Michelin stars last month, bringing the city’s total of starred restaurants to nine in the second year it has been reviewed in the French tire firm’s renowned travel and dining guide. 

Kenya’s president jetting to Atlanta on a private plane earlier this year added fuel to the fire of criticism about his U.S. visit. But if airport officials on both sides have their way, William Ruto and any subsequent Kenyan leaders would be able to fly commercial next time they come to drum up business in the Georgia capital.

The Taiwanese government has given $200,000 to relief efforts aiming to help those affected by Hurricane Helene in Georgia, an amount representing a quarter of the support the island’s diplomatic offices have distributed around the Southeast U.S. 

In just one efficient interview, two new faces in Belgium’s economic and diplomatic relationship with the Southeast U.S. are making a splash.

A seasonal flight starting Nov. 2 is set to link Atlanta with a Mexican port city aiming to showcase its charms to local travelers.  Aeromexico will launch the flight to […]

A networking mixer in November bringing Atlanta’s vibrant binational chambers of commerce together under one roof is seeking nominees for awards in three categories related to global business and trade. 

Singapore is next up after the United Kingdom in 2025

Companies from the North of England saw a red carpet rolled out by the U.K. Department of Business and Trade’s office at the British Consulate General in Atlanta. 

A Minnesota charity with the heart of its operation in Atlanta is changing futures by improving literacy in southern Africa, Zambia’s ambassador to the United States said in a Sept. 27 speech.