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NBTA offers new Web site
Saturday, 09 Nov, 2004
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The National Business Travel Association (NBTA) unveiled its redesigned Web site, www.NBTA.org.
The group said visitors will find the new design and supporting technology provides new resources and makes the site easier to navigate.
Content is grouped into several channels, accessible through a navigational bar on every page.
There’s also a new online Member Director that gives instant access to contact information on business travel and other subjects.
In conjunction with the new site, NBTA launched its new daily industry service for members. The NBTA Daily News Service has summaries that allow readers to also click on the full stories.
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