Savannah, Georgia is a charming city located on the Atlantic coast. It is known for its beautiful historic architecture, its 22 iconic squares, and its Spanish moss-draped live oaks. As Georgia’s oldest city, you can find numerous historic landmarks, museums, parks, and touring experiences. In addition to its historic charm, Savannah also has a vibrant food scene. The city is home to a variety of restaurants, serving everything from Southern cuisine to fine dining. And of course, no visit would be complete without trying some of its world-famous pralines.

Savannah has a diverse economy with employers ranging from aerospace manufacturers to specialty food and beverage to health tech companies. However, the city's hospitality and tourism industry continues to be one of the largest economic drivers with the 25,000-plus residents who support the industry and over 14.8 million annual tourists (2019). Major area employers include St. Joseph’s Candler, Memorial University Medical Center, Walmart, Colonial Group, and Target and Walmart Distribution Centers. In addition, Savannah is home to several colleges and universities including The Savannah College of Art and Design (±15,000 students), Savannah State University (±4,429 students), South University (±818 students), and Savannah Technical College (±3,649 students).

One of the best ways to experience Savannah is to simply wander through its historic district. Take a walk down Jones Street, which is often called "America's Most Beautiful Street." Or, visit Forsyth Park, which is home to the iconic Forsyth Fountain. And don't forget to stop at Chippewa Square, which is where the bench scene from the movie "Forrest Gump" was filmed.