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ABTA prepares to move HQ
Sunday, 11 Feb, 2009
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ABTA moves out of London’s West End to new offices south of the River Thames this weekend.
The new office is near Waterloo and London Bridge stations.
All ABTA fax, telephone and direct dial numbers have been changed and full details have been sent to members.
ABTA has spent most of its history in the west end of London and at the most recent site in Newman Street since 1997.
Chief executive Mark Tanzer said: “We’re delighted all the staff from the FTO and ABTA will be on one floor as this will enable us to work more effectively.
“The new offices will help enhance services to Members and improve communications, while saving the Association money as the square footage of the office is substantially less than Newman Street.”
Many of ABTA’s meetings, including the Board and the Council of Regions will be held at ABTA’s new office, but seminars and events for more than 30 people will be held at other local venues.
*The new office is at 30 Park Street, London SE1 9EQ.
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