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Canadian agents get discount for cruise seminar
Monday, 23 Sep, 2004
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The Association of Travel Agents of America (ATAA) is hosting the third annual West Coast CLIA Institute 13-17 October at the Queen Mary Hotel in Long Beach, Calif.
ATAA is offering a promotional rate of $249 to Canadian Institute of Travel Counselor (CITC) members who register before 1 October.
The conference will have a dozen educational sessions, five escorted ship inspections and other programs.
“Everyone involved in selling cruises should come to this event to learn more about the opportunities out there and the real world techniques that bring success,” said Scott Caddow, president of ATAA’s board of directors.
The price for non-CITC members is $349.
For more information, visit www.ataa.net,
Report by David Wilkening
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