National Travel Conference Roadmap
FEDERAL TRAVEL GUIDE 2001
nterested in attending National Travel 2000? Below is a sample of conference workshops and keynote speakers to whet your appetite. For details, go to www.nationaltravel2000.com.
Keynote Speakers
Robert Kreigel, motivational speaker, author of Sacred Cows Make the Best Burgers
Rick Searfoss, astronaut, presenting "America the Beautiful: A Look From Space"
Maj. Gen. Kenneth Privratsky, U.S. Army, commanding general, Military Traffic Management Command
Workshop Topics
The End of Government Per Diem? GSA's new Premier Lodging Program and the outlook for its future.
A Tale of 4,500+ Cities All about GSA's City-Pair Program.
Be Prudent, Know the Rules! Ethics for travelers and travel managers.
SmartCard, SmartPay, SmartYou! How to control costs through GSA's SmartPay system.
Have You Selected Your Travel Management System for the Future? Where to find a complete list of travel management service providers and info on what they offer.
The Act - It's the Law How the 1998 Travel and Transportation Reform Act affects federal travelers and travel and financial managers.
So, Not Wild About Government Travel? An open exchange of ideas between policy-makers and conference attendees.
The Basics of Meeting Planning How to plan and budget for meetings, select a site, negotiate rates and more.
The Wonderful World of . . . The GSBCA? How the GSA Board of Contract Appeals operates, and tips on resolving disputed claims.
A Hot Date Awaits You! Travel management systems and what managers need to know about implementing them.
Automated Travel - On the Go! All about the Defense Travel System, which will allow travel arrangements to be made from a desktop computer.
Self-Booking Service: Changing the Way Feds Travel! How the Transportation Department's new self-booking system works.
What Does It Take to Be the Best? Best practices in government travel - what the judges look for in selecting Travel Managers of the Year.
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