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Travel Discounts Available
APTA has partnered with United Airlines, Delta Airlines and Amtrak to provide discounts on travel to Nashville, TN, between Sept. 20-29 for the APTA Annual Meeting.
Both airlines are offering discounts of 2-10 percent off published round-trip fares to Nashville International Airport, while Amtrak is offering a 10 percent discount off the best available fare.
By reserving online, United Airline customers can save an additional 3 percent off their fare. Choose flight times and access meeting discounts by inserting ZER4846055 in the Offer Code box.
United passengers may also call United Meetings at 1-800-426-1122 for reservations, referring to Z Code: ZER4 and Agreement Code: 846055. There will be a service fee collected for all tickets issued through United Meetings Reservations.
For Delta, attendees can also book flights online. The meeting code is pre-populated on this link; if it is not visible, enter the meeting event code NMRKX to get the discounted rate.
Passengers may also contact Delta Meeting Network reservations at 1-800-328-1111, but a direct ticketing charge will apply for booking by phone.
To reserve on Amtrak, call Amtrak at 1-800-872-7245 or a local travel agent. Refer to the fare code, X84H-999, when making reservations. Note that this discount is not available for online reservations. This offer is not valid on Auto Train and Acela service.
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