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Who wants an easy $100?

July 22, 2011 / NTA News

Who wants an easy $100?   When you refer new members to NTA, you’re customizing your network, strengthening your association and expanding your business opportunities. And, for the referrals you make during August, Member Referral Month, you’ll receive another benefit: $100 for each referral who becomes an NTA member before November 1. Here’s how: Start now. […]

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Who wants an easy $100? | NTA Well-represented at DMAI Convention This Week

July 19, 2011 / Tuesday Newsletter

Volume 31, Issue 30 Interested in advertising in Tuesday? E-mail Kami Risk.  TODAY’S ARTICLES Who wants an easy $100? NTA Well-represented at DMAI Convention This Week Calling all Runners Top 5 Pitfalls of a Family-owned Business ‘The Importance of’ the August Courier  Milan Meet-up Will Showcase U.S. Travel Products and Destinations Satisfied Customers: Dining? Yes. Hotels? […]

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China Travel Trade Barometer Guides U.S. Travel Pros to Chinese Market

July 14, 2011 / NTA News

Results from the first-ever China Travel Trade Barometer show that China’s tour operators publish itineraries at a remarkable rate, something that should catch the attention of U.S. travel suppliers eager to tap the expanding Chinese market.

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See how last week’s victory added to a string of good GR news this year (and how you can help!).

July 13, 2011 / NTA News

Last week’s news that U.S. states and Canadian provinces voted down a registration plan for charter buses was a government relations victory, said Steve Richer, NTA public affairs advocate. "NTA and the United Motorcoach Association worked together to defeat the proposal," Richer said. "We contacted government and transportation leaders to explain that if motorcoaches were […]

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6 Successes for NTA Government Relations in 2011 | What to Pack for Contact

July 12, 2011 / Tuesday Newsletter

6 Successes for NTA Government Relations in 2011 | What to Pack for Contact | Pop Quiz: What Ends One Month from Today? | China Travel Trade Barometer Guides U.S. Travel Pros into China Market

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UMA, NTA and MCC succeed in their campaign to speak out against the International Registration Plan.

July 7, 2011 / NTA News

NTA and UMA, along with Motor Coach Canada, succeeded in their campaign to stop the International Registration Plan proposal to eliminate the exemption granted to charter bus operators, which would have forced most of them to buy apportioned license plates. See the release here. More NTA + UMA News During a recent visit to NTA headquarters, […]

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VIDEO: Fasten Your Seatbelts | 3Qs with Cathy Greteman on Japan, an ‘Amazing Destination’

July 5, 2011 / Tuesday Newsletter

VIDEO: Fasten Your Seatbelts | 3Qs with Cathy Greteman on Japan, an ‘Amazing Destination’ | Winners Announced! | Tourism Cares Awards $8,000 Grant to World War II Memorial

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Advertise in Courier Magazine | Reach 1,500 NTA Tour Operators

June 28, 2011 / Courier Magazine

If you joined NTA looking to market yourself to the association’s 1,500 tour operators, then advertising in Courier magazine will do just that. Courier boasts a print circulation of 6,000 and a digital circulation of 18,000 each month and is consistently rated by NTA tour operators as the # 1 valued travel trade publication. Begin […]

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UMA, NTA Meet to Discuss Co-located Shows | Deadline Alert!

June 28, 2011 / Tuesday Newsletter

UMA, NTA Meet to Discuss Co-located Shows | Deadline Alert! | NTA Taps Experts in Faith-based Tourism | Interested in Playing Host to an NTA Meeting in 2012?

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Registration Is Open for Tourism Cares’ Valley Forge Project

June 28, 2011 / NTA News

Tourism Cares has opened registration for its annual Tourism Cares Volunteer Day on Friday, September 9, 2011, at the Valley Forge National Historical Park in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. One of the travel and tourism industry’s most highly anticipated give-back events, the Tourism Cares Volunteer Day is held in conjunction with the 9/11 National Day […]

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