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Attend ACTE XI and broaden your business knowledge and contributions to your
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Join the worldwide gathering of corporate travel professionals converging in Washington, D.C. May 23-26, 1999 to explore CAPITAL IDEAS that will enhance your GLOBAL IMPACT.
ACTE XI features distinguished speakers, CEOs Speak Out video, ACTE exclusive technology showcase, flexible networking and 18 innovative education sessions.
Members asked for more opportunities to:
ACTE XI will present these learning opportunities and more!
Network and learn with your industry colleagues
Be among the corporate travel managers, finance directors, vice-presidents and senior industry suppliers that will unite in Washington, D.C. at ACTE XI.
It is our pleasure to welcome you to your first preview of ACTE XI-Washington, D.C.
This conference has been developed around ACTE's most valuable resources member volunteers who form the ACTE XI Planning Committee members listening to members to create the most valuable interactive learning experience in the industry today.
If you attended ACTE X in New Orleans
or ACTE Global in Paris, you experienced the successful efforts of two groups
of dedicated professionals both focused on raising the bar of quality
education and networking opportunities. We tip our hats to them. These committees
passed the torch
of excellence to the ACTE XI Planning Committee
and challenged us to deliver more, to listen more closely to the ACTE members
and conference participants, and to develop an experience of learning that
you can transform into knowledge. In short, to deliver a conference that
will add to the success of the ACTE members, one by one!
And we believe the ACTE XI Planning Committee has done just that! Explore the following pages and you will find elements of education and networking that you continue to tell us are important: hands-on, state-of-the art technology experiences, innovative programmed and flexible networking sessions, interactive ethics and negotiations workshops, on-the-spot member feedback programs, plenary presentations, and sessions that suggest answers before questions are asked! Of course, you'll do all this while experiencing a bit of fun and relaxation along the way.
It is our privilege to lead this group of dedicated professionals that we call our team,The ACTE XI Planning Committee. Please join us in a salute to the talent and dedication of this volunteer group!
See you in Washington, D.C.,
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Cary Erickson Unitied Airlines |
Jonathan Stobart The Seagram Company Ltd. |
Tony Archer Lisa Bowling Colin Brain Nancy Brookman Terry Bynum Nick Grandvoinet David Hillman |
Susan Hopley Cheryl Hutchinson Jim Kagi Greeley Koch Jeffrey Kurn Elaine H. Lobo Marilyn Macallair |
Ken Manzo Pamela Nussbaum PJ Steeby Loretta Venezia Steven Weiner Tom Wilkinson John Zeltin |
FAITH POPCORN: Trends for Success in the New Millennium
Faith Popcorn has built a spectacular career on accurately forecasting macro and micro trends from the shift in business styles following the entrance of women into senior management, to the wave of baby boomers "cashing out" to return to a simpler, less stressful lifestyle. Best-selling author of The Popcorn Report and Clicking, and founder of BrainReserve, the future-focused marketing consultancy, Popcorn will share with you what she shares with her Fortune 500 clients: practical advice on succeeding in the decade ahead.
DAN THURMON: Taking the Stage Without Dropping the Ball
Finding it tough to balance all of your various roles and responsibilities at work and at home? Are the demands on your time making it difficult to focus on what you're really trying to achieve? Thurmon, who combines information and advice with humor and sleight of hand, is renowned for his kinetic, utterly original presentations. Expect everything from juggling to acrobatics to illustrate his points about building momentum, identifying priorities, and implementing action.
STUART VARNEY: The New Challenge of the Global Economy
Has the Asian economic crisis peaked? What will Russia's meltdown mean for its precarious democracy? How will these and other global economic and political trends affect your company's bottom line? Stuart Varney, a founding member of CNN's business team and winner of the prestigious Peabody Award for excellence in journalism, will make complex issues like these accessible and meaningful. Trained at the renowned London School of Economics, he'll keep you ahead of the headlines with fresh insights and candid assessments.
PERSPECTIVES FROM THE TOP:
Come hear what the leaders from 7 major travel management companies have to say about the future of agencies and the travel industry as a whole. Join Alan Fredericks, Vice President and Editorial Director, Reed Travel Group, as he facilitates this informal sharing of ideas and insights. Participating in this high level discussion will be:
Jack Alexander, CEO, WorldTravel Partners-BTI
Mike Boland, President, Maritz Travel
Ed Gilligan, President, Corporate Services, American Express
Jon Madonna, President, Carlson Wagonlit Travel
Michael Premo, President, SatoTravel
David Radcliffe, Chief Executive, Hogg Robinson plc
Hal Rosenbluth, President, Rosenbluth International
View the latest travel technology products in a non-sales environment. Get answers and information about products from actual users.
Technology exhibits will include:
Watch for the "Traveler of the Future" demonstration.
Sunday - May 23
10:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Registration Open
Sponsored by: Air Travel CardCyber Café
Sponsored by: Continental Airlines
open during registration hours5:30 p.m. 6:30 p.m. First-Time Members Only:
Welcome Orientation
All first-time ACTE member attendees are invited to mingle at the Welcome Orientation. Don't miss this interactive "getting to know you" activity. Beverages and hors d'oeurves will be served.6:30 p.m. 7:15 p.m. ACTE XI Welcome Toast
7:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Welcome Reception
The Corcoran Gallery of Art
Make new contacts, renew acquaintances, and get in touch with the travel industry during the Welcome Reception. Located across from the south lawn of the White House, The Corcoran Gallery of Art is Washington's first museum and school of art.10:00 p.m. 12:00 a.m. Nightcap with the President
Grand Hyatt
Join Earl Foster, ACTE President for cocktails and lively conversation.
All events are at the Grand Hyatt Washington unless otherwise noted.
Monday - May 24
7:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.
Registration
Sponsored by: Air Travel Card8:00 a.m. 8:45 a.m. Breakfast
8:45 a.m. 9:30 a.m.
Annual Business Meeting
Sponsored by: Delta Air Lines
This is your opportunity to understand the heartbeat of the association and to contribute to its future direction. The prestigious annual ACTE awards will be presented.9:30 a.m. 9:45 a.m.
Break9:45 a.m. 10:45 a.m. Keynote: Faith Popcorn
Sponsored by: Star Alliance11:00 a.m. 1:00 p.m. Breakout Sessions and Networking Zones
Sponsored by: One World
1:15 p.m. 2:45 p.m.
Lunch
Keynote: Dan Thurmon
Sponsored by: AMADEUS3:00 p.m. 4:45 p.m.
Breakout Sessions and Networking Zones
Sponsored by: One World
6:30 p.m. 9:30 p.m.
Technology Showcase & Reception
International Trade Center, Ronald Reagan Building
Sponsored by: American Express Corporate Services
An ACTE innovation! Converge at the state-of-the-art showcase where you will touch and feel the latest technology software products. Discuss the value of technology products with other corporate travel manager users. Meet the "Traveler of the Future."
Tuesday - May 25
7:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.
Registration
Sponsored by: Air Travel Card8:00 a.m. 8:45 a.m. Breakfast
8:45 a.m. 9:30 a.m. Keynote: Stuart Varney
Sponsored by: Citicorp Diners Club9:45 a.m. 11:45 a.m. Breakout Sessions and Networking Zones
Sponsored by: One World
12:00 p.m. 1:15 p.m.
T & E Trivia Lunch
Sponsored by: Maritz Travel1:30 p.m. 3:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions and Networking Zones
Sponsored by: One World
7:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m.
Annual Members
Gala Reception & Dinner:
National Building MuseumJoin fellow participants in a memorable evening celebration. Take a step back in history to the site of the 1885 Inaugural Ball of President Grover Cleveland, the Great Hall of the historic Pension Buildingnow home to the National Building Museum. Enjoy fine food and elegance in the nation's only institution dedicated to American achievements in architecture and building.
Wednesday - May 26
8:15 a.m. 10:30 a.m.
Registration
Sponsored by: Air Travel Card8:15 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
Breakfast9:15 a.m. 10:30 a.m.
Perspectives from the Top Panel Discussion
Sponsored by: Budget Rent-A-Car10:30 a.m. Adjournment
Other Sponsorships
AMADEUS-Ground Transportation
Carlson Wagonlit Travel-Attendee Bag
National Car Rental-Resource Binder
Northwest Airlines-Global Conference Video
SatoTravel-ACTE TV
Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide-Proceedings
Travel and Transport-Conference Program
Strategic Sourcing:
Theory and Practice
Sponsored by: Europcar
Are you managing your travel spending as well as you shouldand as well as other corporate departments that out source their own purchasing of, say, computers or accounting? This session defines strategic sourcing, a technique already in use by companies that are examining and redefining how they select their suppliers and leverage their purchasing power.
Presenters:
JoAnn Barragan, Central Commodity Manager, Operations Procurement, Hewlett-Packard Company
Taylor O'Malley, Senior Manager, Deloitte Consulting Group
Ethics Workshop
for Travel Executives
Is back-to-back ticketing acceptable? What's "squatting," and why is it so insidious? What can travel managers do about consumer incentives that are clearly intended to encourage out-of-policy purchases by travelers? This interactive session will use case studies covering everything from ticket trickery to contract shenanigans. The goal: to provide a useful framework for maintaining high ethical standards on both sides of the bargaining table. This session promises to be informative, provocative and entertaining and will feature:
Presenter:
Michael Rion, Ph.D. Principal, Resources for Ethics and Management
New Trends In Travel Technology
Sponsored by: Sabre
Keeping up to speed on the latest travel technology products is practically a full-time job. In this session, two of the industry's technology visionaries will describe, clearly and sensibly, what's currently in the travel tech marketplace, what's coming, what's worth a look and what's worth a pass, including:
Presenters:
Danny Hood, President, WorldTravel Partners-BTI
Jeff Hoffman, Vice President, Distribution Planning and Development, WORLDSPAN Corp.
Developing Global
Supplier Partnerships
Sponsored by: Visa International EU
A respected travel manager will explain how he successfully structured his new supplier relationships by leveraging purchasing on a global scale. A travel management company executive and a corporate card company executive will offer the supplier perspective on ways to develop and maintain a mutually rewarding global travel program. You'll learn:
Presenters:
Pat Lyons, Senior Vice President, Citicorp Diners Club
Mike Mandock, Travel Manager, ICIModerator:
Mark Walton, Partner, Travel Solutions Group
A Flight Plan for Change
You've been given the go-ahead to implement a travel program that will save your corporation millions of dollars a year. The catch: it requires employee compliance to work. Sound familiar? It shouldit's an issue all of us grapple with every day. At this session, you'll learn why gentle persuasion should not be the only technique in your arsenal to get employees on board. Gain invaluable insights on:
Presenter:
Evelyn Lewis, Ph.D., Associate Partner, Change Management, Andersen Consulting
Future Trends in the Hotel Industry
The hotel industry has weathered several years of major change and intense pressure: numerous acquisitions and consolidations; failed hostile takeovers; problems with REIT status; and wild swings in supply and demand. In this marketplace, ensuring required service levels and appropriate accommodations at the right price has never been more challenging.
Discover:
Presenters:
Barbara Chung, Regional Travel Manager, Seagram Asia Pacific
Tom O'Toole, Senior Vice President Marketing, Hyatt Hotel Corporation
Donna Seeherman, Vice President Hotel Relations, American ExpressModerator:
Dries de Vaal, Partner, Deloitte Consulting Group
CEOs Speak Out with ACTE President Earl Foster
Sponsored by: US Airways
Chief Executive Officers from companies in major supplier categoriesairline, hotel, car rental, card payment system, etc.will offer their perspectives on the issues driving their companies' strategies and policies. ACTE President Earl Foster will conduct the interviews which will be presented as a series of videotaped vignettes, introduced and then analyzed by a live moderator.
Pricing and Financing Travel Technology
Sponsored by: Sabre
Travel managers are now faced with a different kind of high-tech problem: deciding which of the bewildering array of new "solutions," all supposedly designed to fit their needs "seamlessly," are right for their needs, and more importantly whether they are cost-effective. This session will focus on the practical methodology, return on investment, net present value, and financing alternatives for various kinds of technology purchases.
Presenters:
Jonathan C. Stobart, Director of Finance, Global Travel Management, The Seagram Company Ltd.
Richard Wooten, Consultant
Managing the Global Program
This session will focus on ways to build an effective global infrastructure both within the corporation and with various supplier partners, taking into account key differences in corporate culture, business styles and local laws and customs. Presenters will offer insights on:
Presenters:
Graham Chalmers, Procurement Manager, IBM Corporation
Herman J.G. Mensink, General Manager, Travel Management, Royal Philips Electronics
Michael Whitesage, President, PRISM Group, Inc.Moderator:
Carol Ann Salcito, President, Management Alternatives, Inc.
Changing Travel Suppliers
Sponsored by: Europcar
Whatever the cause, the changeover process from one supplier to another can be long, complex and frustrating. Here, corporate travel managers will share their successes and failures in managing the change process. Recognize:
Presenters:
Cathy Fitzgerald, Director, Travel and Event Planning, Nestle USA
Janan Johnson, Global Travel Manager, Computer Sciences Corporation
Mark Williams, Director of Travel, The Americas, PricewaterhouseCoopersModerator:
Kevin Iwamoto, Airline/Car Travel Supplier Manager, Hewlett-Packard Company
Negotiation:
The Art of Cooperation
Traditionally, buyers and sellers approach negotiation from an adversarial point of viewhardly a way to build a mutually satisfying, long-term relationship. This session is designed to illustrate the art of cooperative negotiation, using role-playing to reproduce the kinds of real-life situations buyers and suppliers face while hammering out an agreement. Hot issues, including data integrity, internal support, compliance, and balancing short and long term needs will be used in the dramatizations. The moderator will help the audience learn how slight variations in attitude and behavior can lead to trust, understanding, and ultimately, a win-win contract. Learn how to:
Presenters:
Barry Wright and Associates
The Beginning of the End-to-End Solution
Sponsored by: Sabre
Looking for technology solutions for basic travel management functions, like travel booking, planning, expense reimbursement, budget management and re-billing? Good luck. There are no off-the-shelf, complete end-to-end automated solutions, so you'll have to pick and choose the components that work best with your firm's existing systems and platforms, and the systems and platforms of your suppliers. Corporate travel managers who have created their own integrated travel automation systems will describe how they did it, from their initial needs analysis, through the hurdles they faced, to the impact of automation on their overall travel management programs.
Presenters:
Colleen Guhin, Global Travel Manager, Motorola
Debbie Horrell, Contract Manager, Travel and Shipping, The World Bank
Tom Wilkinson, President, Travel Management Group
End-to-End Solutions:
Small Group Discussion
Sponsored by: Sabre
The presenters from "The Beginning of the End-to-End Solution" will be available to meet with smaller groups interested in more detailed discussions of their processes and products. These breakout sessions, which are limited to Travel Managers, will include the vendors selected by each speaker and provide a limited opportunity for "hands on" demonstrations of key systems.
The Euro and its Effect on Travel Management
Sponsored by: Visa International EU
The introduction of the euro in the 11 EU countries has important consequences for every corporation doing business in Europe. Transparent prices are likely to lead to intensified competition among suppliers, potentially lowering prices; supplier agreements need to be adjusted to conform to new price targets. Back-office functions, such as invoicing and reporting, all need to be adjusted; and travelers must be advised on how the euro effects their purchasing habits. This panel discussion will delve into the near and long-term consequences of the new currency, including:
Presenters:
Sandra Lawrence, Director, Corporate Payment Products, GE Capital
Nicola Noakes, Director of Customer Accounting Development, Avis Europe plc.
Jonas Ragnarsson, Director, Finance and Accounting, Radisson SASModerator:
Annika Ortmark Sellebo, Senior Consultant, Ortmark & Consultants
Success Measures Supplier Performance and the Travel Program
You live up to your volume agreements. Do your suppliers measure up to theirs on service and price? Learn how one company developed a methodology to track supplier performance across all company divisions, products and services. You'll hear from a senior travel manager on ways to evaluate the success of your travel program by measuring traveler satisfaction, monitoring trends, and analyzing process issues.
Presenters:
Margaret Fischer, Manager of Process Development, Worldwide Procurement and Logistics, Texas Instruments
Michael Prado, Manager of Corporate Travel, United Technologies Corporation
Mergers & Acquisitions:
The Impact on a Travel Management Program
This session will allow participants to study the successful approach to redefining a travel program taken by travel managers at PricewaterhouseCoopers, which, after merging last year, now counts 120,000 travelers in 152 countries. The lessons and insights will apply to mergers and travel programs of all sizes. This case study will illustrate how to:
Presenters:
Jim Lennon, Global Travel Leader, PricewaterhouseCoopers
Mark Williams, Director of Travel, Americas, PricewaterhouseCoopersModerator:
David Hillman, Consultant, Deloitte Consulting Group
Corporate Travel Intranet Contest Year 1
Looking for great examples of attractive and functional web pages? Searching for solid content and user-friendly formats? This hands-on session will enable the audience to view live corporate travel Intranet web sites . . . and then vote on the Best Corporate Intranet Site for 1999, an award to be given at ACTE XI's closing session.
Presenters:
Katey Flanagan, Project Manager, Technology Solutions, Oracle Corporation
Zack Hicks, Travel Services Manager, Toyota Motor Sales, USA
Jeff Kurn, Travel Supplier Manager, Hewlett-Packard Company
Steven Schoen, Director, Travel Management, The Coca-Cola Company
Data from the Four Corners of the Globe
The expectations for, the uses of, and the actual availability of data varies, sometimes dramatically, from country to country. Because clean, current data is vital for sound global travel management, you'll learn how multinational corporations tackle the issues of data capture, analysis, and follow through. Experts will report on:
Presenters:
Samir Andraos,Director, AIM International Management
Rene Andre, Travel Manager, Ford Motor Company
Melody Goodman, Partner, Brook Goodman
Kathy Samuel, Global Travel Manager, Disney Worldwide Services, Inc.Moderator:
Susan Stowe, Consultant, Caldwell Associates
On-Site Registration Hours
Grand Hyatt Washington
Sunday May 23 10:00 a.m. 7:30 p.m.
Monday May 24 7:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.
Tuesday May 25 7:00 a.m. 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday May 26 8:30 a.m. 10:30 a.m.
Confirmation
The ACTE Registration Office will confirm your ACTE XI registration. If you do not receive confirmation, please phone the ACTE Registration Office (1-800-375-ACTE or 1-414-763-1902). Conference materials will be distributed during on-site registration.
Guests
Who is a guest? A guest is a spouse/significant other, friend or an adult child (18 and over) who is not in an industry-related occupation. A co-worker or an associate within the industry may not use the Guest Registration category. Registered guests may participate in all official social events, meal functions and general sessions. Registered guests are not eligible to attend education sessions.
Cancellation/Refund Policy
Full refunds, less $75.00 processing fee per registrant, will be granted for cancellations received in writing by ACTE prior to April 26, 1999. No refunds will be given after April 26, 1999. Refunds will not be given for no-shows after the conference.
Badges & Admittance
Official ACTE badges must be worn at all Conference events.
Private Social Functions Policy
Social functions, at which attendance is restricted to either verbal or written invitations, are not permitted to occur during any official ACTE activity. ACTE reserves the right to postpone or delay any function conflicting with an official ACTE function.
Audio Cassettes
Share the exceptional educational programming with your colleagues within your organization. Individual cassettes and complete cassette packages will be available for purchase at the conference.
Press Office
Sponsored by: Carey Limousine
The ACTE Press Office is available for working press only and will be open during regular conference hours.
Special Assistance
ACTE staff will be glad to help you with any special needs (i.e. physical, dietary). Please complete the section on the registration form.
Conference Attire
Business Casual (no jeans please) - all days and *Monday evening venue
* Please wear low heeled and comfortable shoes because of the marble floor at the Ronald Reagan Building.
Business AttireSunday and Tuesday evening venues.
A Reminder:
Meeting room temperatures and personal comfort ranges vary widely. Since meeting rooms always seem cold, please bring either a sweater or a jacket.
Questions?
Registration Information: 1-800-375-ACTE or 1-414-763-1902
Sponsorship Information: 1-520-615-0884 (Bill Lawrence, Director of Partnership Programs)
Housing
Official Conference Hotel (all conference activities will take place at the Grand Hyatt)
Grand Hyatt Washington
At Washington Center
1000 H Street
Washington, DC 20001 USA
Tel: 202-582-1234
Single/Double: $180.00/$190.00
Alternate Hotels:
Marriott Renaissance
At Metro Center Washington DC Hotel
775 12th Street, NW 999 9th Street, NW
Washington, DC 20005 Washington, DC 20001
Tel: 202-737-2200 Tel: 202-898-9000
Single/Double: $175.00 Single/Double: $180.00/ $190.00Please make your reservations by calling each hotel directly. Book by May 3, 1999 in order to receive the conference rate. Shuttle transportation to the Conference Hotel (Grand Hyatt) and to all Conference venues will be available.
Special Conference Airfares
America West
Fares based on America West Airlines cities in the US to Washington: $275 or $300.Call 1.800.548.7575 and refer to SPA 2055 when making reservations.
American Airlines
Fares based on regional location (US), ranging from $383 to $492 roundtrip. Reservations 1.800.433.1790.
Delta Air Lines
$275.00 coach roundtrip plus taxes from any US location (except Hawaii, Alaska, and Mexico). $399 CAD coach roundtrip plus taxes from any Canadian location.
$750.00 coach roundtrip plus taxes from international cities.
Call Delta Meeting Network Sales: 1.800.241.6760 or call your local Delta office.
File #1275518AContinental Airlines
$250 roundtrip coach class from anywhere in the US and Canada. $600 roundtrip coach from Europe, Latin America and Asia. Reference Number is O5XBQL.
Reservations 1.800.468.7022. For reservations outside of the US/Canada contact your local Continental reservations number.Frontier Airlines
10% discount off any published fare
Special Services Desk: 1.800.243.6297 and reference Account Number: MC0108.Midwest Express Airlines
For all Midwest Express Airlines or Skyway Airlines cities to Washington, DC:
$50 One Way / $100 roundtrip
Reservations 1.800.331.3063. Requests must be received 2 weeks prior to travel. Form of payment by company check with copy of ACTE XI Registration Form to: Midwest Express Airlines Summit Desk, 6744 S. Howell Ave., Oak Creek, WI 53154.
Northwest Airlines
Northwest Airlines is pleased to offer discounted airfares for the ACTE XI confernce. To take advantage of these savings, please call Northwest World Meeting and Incentives Reservations at 1.800.328.1111 between 7:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Central
time zone, Monday through Friday. Please refer to World File: NYUDC.SAS
50% off both Economy and Business Class. Reservations: +46 8 797 10 86. Booking Code: ACTE 99
United Airlines
$335 coach roundtrip including tax from any United US location
Call 1.800.521.4041. Meeting ID: 559ZCUS Airways
For all Round Trip travel within the US, $260; Canada, $200; Europe, $530.
Gold File #: 49141005, Reservations in US & Canada: 1.800.334.8644,
France: 0. 801. 63. 22. 22, Germany: 069. 67. 806. 298,
Italy: 167. 87. 0945, Spain: 900.99.33.08.Virgin Atlantic
Upper-GBP 1600 plus tax; Premium Economy-GBP 525 plus tax; Economy GBP 300 plus tax. Fares based on roundtrip travel.
To make reservations please send a fax to 0171.436.7365 and reference
ACTECONF/R. Indicate dates of travel, passenger name, credit card number, expiration date, billing address and contact telephone number.
Pre-Conference Events
ACTE Golf Outing
Reston Golf Course, Va., Sunday, May 23, 1999; Tee Time: 9:30 a.m.
Challenge yourself to a game of golf while you enjoy breathtaking views, sweeping fairways and friendly competition with your colleagues. Additional fees apply. Contact Rudy Monteleone for information, registration and/or sponsorship opportunities: 1-201-797-8702, [email protected].
Washington, DC Tours
Two guided sightseeing tours will be offered on May 22 and May 23, 1999. Tour registration fees are not included in the conference registration fee. Please fill out the tour section of the Registration Form to register. Delegates must pre-register for the tours and tour confirmations will be sent prior to the conference. Tour tickets will be distributed to pre-registrants at tour check in at the Grand Hyatt prior to departure. All tours will depart on time at 1:00 p.m. from the Grand Hyatt Washington. Please arrive 15 minutes early to check in. Tours are limited and walk ins will only be permitted on a space available basis. There will be NO refunds on tour cancellations.
The Memorial Tour Saturday, May 22
Enjoy an educational and moving tour of memorials and Arlington Cemetery. This half day tour of Downtown DC and Arlington Cemetery includes the interiors of the Lincoln Memorial, Vietnam War Memorial. Korean War Memorial, Arlington Cemetery, and the John F. Kennedy Gravesite. Drive by and observe historic Georgetown, beautiful Embassy Row, the White House, the infamous Watergate, and the Iwo Jima Memorial.
The Colonial Tour Sunday, May 23
Step back into the colonial period with an unforgettable visit to Mount Vernon, the estate of George Washington. Visit the exquisitely maintained mansion and support buildings while enjoying the gardens that President Washington himself cultivated. Enjoy a drive through historic Old Towne Alexandria to observe the boyhood homes of President Washington and Robert E. Lee, Fort Washington, and the Masonic Temple.
* Price of the tour does not include the $7.50 admission fee at Mount Vernon
Registration Information
Ensure Your Registration by Completing All Sections of Information Below:
(Please Print in Black Ink Only)
Continental Airlines
Travel & Transport
Air Travel Card
Delta Air Lines
Europcar
Northwest Airlines
One World
U S Airways
Visa International EU