MONTAGE 2011

August 17, 2010 / Old Microsites

Casual networking. Serious business. Aberdeen, Scotland | April 12 – 14, 2011 MONTAGE is NTA’s international show open to buyers and sellers. If you’re interested in any aspect of the North American travel market, you need to be at MONTAGE for: One-on-one networking with travel professionals from around the world who specialize in travel to, from […]

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Sponsor

August 17, 2010 / Old Microsites

At MONTAGE, 95% of the attending operators are the decision makers of the company and 75% of the operators said they are more likley to do business with sponsors.*  Reach new buyers at MONTAGE.   Available Sponsorships Lunch $11,500 Breakfast $8,000 Registration Bags $6,000 Notebooks $5,500 Hotel Key Cards $5,000 Water Bottles $5,000 Badge Holders $5,000 Event Program      $5,000 (covers) […]

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Bookings Up for 1st Quarter 2010 for the Top Five U.S. Travel Export Markets

August 16, 2010 / Old Microsites

CANADA Travel Trade Barometer: First Quarter 2010 Registered Double Digit Growth First quarter 2010 bookings exploded after a flat fourth quarter 2009, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce sponsored Canada Travel Trade Barometer. Canada tour operators reported (as of May 14 – June 25, 2010) that bookings for first quarter 2010 increased 10 to […]

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Gulf Coast Seminar Footage and Power Points Posted

August 13, 2010 / Old Microsites

NTA and Edelman, the world’s largest independent public relations firm, presented a series of free seminars to the four states affected by the Gulf Coast oil spill, titled "Practical Skills for the Oil Spill Crisis: Managing Media Relations and Building Business through a Crisis." The seminars, open to all members of the tourism industry and others impacted […]

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Prop. 21 Would Fund California Parks

August 12, 2010 / Old Microsites

NTA endorses Proposition 21, the Nov. 2 statewide ballot measure that will provide a stable and adequate funding source for California’s state parks and beaches, which attract 80 million visits each year. A recent study by California State University Sacramento found that state park visitors spend an average of $57.63 in neighboring communities each time […]

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Passing of Longtime Senator, Others Mourned

August 11, 2010 / Old Microsites

The NTA community extends its heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of former Senator Ted Stevens, as well as others impacted by yesterday’s plane crash in Alaska. "The death of former U. S. Senator Ted Stevens of Alaska is a tragedy," said NTA President Lisa Simon, CTP.  "In his 40 years of service to […]

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NTA-Edelman Webinar Information

August 10, 2010 / Old Microsites

The NTA-Edelman Gulf Coast Media Relations Seminar that was scheduled for Aug. 10 in Gulf Shores, Alabama and Aug 11 in Pensacola, Florida is now being offered as a Webinar. The Webinars will be available on two dates: Aug. 10 from 10-11 a.m. CT.             or   Aug. 11 from 10-11 a.m. CT. You can participate […]

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Category Breakouts at Convention, Visa Waiver Updates, Gulf Coast Webinar Info

August 10, 2010 / Old Microsites

They’re B-a-c-k … | Visa Waiver Program Travelers Must Now Pay Additional Fee | California Parks Referendum Update | Gulf Coast Media and Crisis Relations Webinars

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NTA and Edelman to Host Webinars Aug 10-11.

August 6, 2010 / Old Microsites

NTA and Edelman, the world’s largest independent public relations firm, are presenting a series of free seminars titled "Practical Skills for the Oil Spill Crisis: Managing Media Relations and Building Business through a Crisis." The seminars, open to all members of the tourism industry and others impacted by the crisis, were presented in-person to Mississippi and Louisiana and will […]

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NTA Quarterly Update Video from Chairman and CEO Cathy Greteman

August 5, 2010 / Old Microsites

Click below to see NTA Chairman and CEO Cathy Greteman’s Quarterly Update.   Click here to see the letter sent to members and links to further information on the events discussed in Cathy’s video.

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