To succeed in today’s fast-paced marketplace, Georgia’s unrivaled logistics and transportation network enables companies to move products quickly and efficiently. This infrastructure, combined with the state’s geographic advantage, has resulted in Georgia’s becoming a national center for many companies to not only serve the Southeastern United States, but also the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
The core of this success is accessibility provided by Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport, world–class port facilities and outstanding road infrastructure. Eighty percent of the U.S. market, as well as some markets in Canada and Latin America, are within a two-hour flight of Georgia thanks to the Hartsfield Jackson, the world’s busiest airport. Atlanta’s airport also offers direct flights to nearly 180 cities and service to 80 international cities. Georgia boasts the fastest growth on the East Coast with its two deepwater ports at Brunswick and Savannah, combined with inland barge operations in Bainbridge and Columbus, accelerating the pace of commerce. Also, more than eighty percent of the U.S. industrial market is within a two-day truck haul from Georgia.
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