Clayton County Georgia, Open to the World

It’s National Tourism Week in Clayton County GA! Visited @cityofriverdale_ga newest buffet in Clayton County to boost the economy by supporting a new business. #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #NTTW26 #nationaltourismweek26

Tourism in Clayton County, GA is more powerful than you think. In 2024 alone, visitors spent $797.5 million—supporting local businesses, creating jobs, and helping save residents money on taxes. That’s the real impact of travel. As we celebrate National Tourism Week (May 3–9, 2026), we’re highlighting how every visit makes a difference—from dining at local restaurants to exploring attractions across the county. Want to understand what these numbers actually mean for you and the community? Read the full blog and see how tourism continues to shape Clayton County, GA—just minutes south of Atlanta. Tap the link in bio to learn more or visit https://seeclaytoncountyga.com/ #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #NTTW26 #nationaltourismweek26

Clayton County Tourism Authority Chair Lynda Browning (right) and Clayton County Convention & Visitors Bureau President & CEO Beth Bailey (left) attended the State of the Development Authority recently.  Tourism is one of the drivers of the economy in Clayton County along with many other organizations and businesses that contribute daily to the county’s success. National Tourism Week (celebrated annually in early May) is a nationwide recognition of the travel and tourism industry’s impact on local communities and economies. It highlights how tourism drives economic growth, supports local businesses, creates jobs, and enhances quality of life for residents and visitors alike. Follow Us to learn more about tourism, our destination, and where you can get a little freebie this week (May 3rd-9th, 2026) #seeclaytoncountyga #nttw26 #nationaltourismweek #claytoncountyga

National Tourism Week is almost here, and the energy is building in Clayton County, GA. From May 3–9, 2026, we’re celebrating the people, places, and experiences that make Clayton County a destination worth discovering—just minutes south of Atlanta. Whether you’re exploring local attractions, dining across our globally inspired food scene, or planning your next stay, there’s so much to experience. Follow along all week as we highlight what makes Clayton County, GA Open To The World. #nationaltourismweek26 #Seeclaytoncountyga #NTTW26

Experience global sound right here in Clayton County, GA. All South One Sound is bringing an open-air music and dance experience to Jonesboro—blending Afrobeats, Latin, Hip-Hop, Amapiano, and more into one high-energy, community-driven atmosphere. This kickoff event highlights the cultural influence that shapes the Atlanta area while creating a space that feels authentic, vibrant, and connected. Make it part of your weekend plans just minutes south of Atlanta. Saturday, May 16, 2026 5 PM – 11 PM @nouveaubaratl & Grill (Jonesboro City Green) 103 W Mill St, Jonesboro, GA 30236 Live DJ + host • Free parking Secure your tickets: https://posh.vip/f/662fc #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #ThingsToDoInClaytonCounty #JonesboroGA #MetroAtlantaEvents

Explore history, culture, and meaningful conversation right here in Clayton County, GA. Join the @georgiaarchives for their 2026 Lunch & Learn Series featuring Indigenous Sovereignty in the 18th Century and Today, presented by Dr. Matthew Sparacio of Georgia State University. This insightful discussion offers a deeper look into Indigenous perspectives—past and present—through the lens of “The Land that Stretches On.” Date: Friday, May 8 Time: 12 PM Location: Georgia Archives, 5800 Jonesboro Road, Morrow, GA Free and open to the public Plan your visit, expand your perspective, and experience one of Clayton County, GA’s unique educational offerings. Learn more: GeorgiaArchives.org #SeeClaytonCountyGA #ClaytonCountyGA #ThingsToDoInClaytonCounty #ExploreGeorgia #CulturalTourism