The Peachtree Center is tourist attraction. It is connected to many hotels and is a way for guest of the city to be able to sample a bit of the culture we have here in Atlanta. Many popular restaurants are located in the Peachtree Center, many hidden behind each twist and turn. There are plenty of gift shop kiosk and an information booth. There is even a two story CVS pharmacy connected to the Peachtree Center. There are various flags from numerous different countries hanging up inside and out of the mall. The mall goes out to Peachtree Street, one of busiest streets in the downtown area. There weren’t many people in the Peachtree Center Mall and aren’t usually when I stop by, however if there is a conference or a big event in the city that many people from out of town will come for, the mall might be more busier than usual. Many things are very expensive just because people don’t know where to go to pay less or it may not be convenient. However, Peachtree from my view tries to incorporate most of all diverse backgrounds inside and out by representing the flags of so many countries. It makes those visitors from that country feel welcomed. That is the southern hospitality way.