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The National
Tour Association was established in 1951 as a
unified voice to fight legislation in the newly
formed packaged travel industry. Today, NTA's
government relations activities include monitoring
security issues, as well as state and federal
legislation and regulatory issues affecting the
travel and tourism industry. NTA maintains
full-time representation in Washington, D.C., to
serve as the association's voice on Capitol Hill.
Additionally, NTA empowers its members to be
advocates for the association on the local level,
as well as to provide support for NTA's positions
on national priority issues through its Grassroots
Action Network. For more information on NTA's
government relations activities, please visit
www.NTA.travel or call 800.682.8886. Sara Morton,
Public Relations Manager National Tour Association
546 East Main Street, Lexington, KY 40508 USA P:
859.226.4418 | 800.682.8886 (U.S. and Canada) F:
859.226.4447 | www.NTA.travel NTA You can search NTA
for credited tour operators to partner with on
NTA's Web site NTA Online. We invite you to
use this search by visiting http://www.ntaonline.com/
and clicking on the Public Search, Find a Tour
Operator link at the top of the page. NTA provides
unsurpassed business opportunities, knowledge and
information to its tour operators. These resources
keep NTA members ahead of the competition, making
them the travel professionals to trust in both your
domestic and international business
endeavors. For more
information on the National Tour Association, its
tour operators and their efforts to adapt to the
demands of the industry, contact NTA Headquarters
at 800.682.8886 (U.S. and Canada) or
859.226.4444.
US
Embassy in Ethiopia
Entoto Street,
P.O.Box 1014
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
Phone: 251-1-550666,
Tours
to Africa.
Have you
noticed the trend of travelers gravitating toward
their special interests when they're on vacation?
The National Tour Association's tour operators
have, and it's evident in the results of NTA
research. For example, NTA's latest research shows
that its tour operators are responding to
travelers' changing needs by offering more special
interest tours and packages including hard and soft
adventure, gay and lesbian travel, sports tours,
wine tasting, gardening and agriculture. By
catering to these special interests, among a
growing list of others, NTA tour operators are
providing the packages that today's travelers
demand.
