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DELIVERING BUSINESS ESSENTIALS TO NTA MEMBERS DECEMBER 2019 British Columbia casts a wilderness spell PAGE 21 FINDING ‘NICE’ PAGE 14 NTA PREZ BIDS FAREWELL PAGE 6, 45 WHAT’S YOUR X AND Y? PAGE 10 Atnarko River in British Columbia 2020 GROUP TRAVEL GUIDE EXPPRIMARY: LORE MINNESOTA FOR MEMORABLE GROUP EXPERIENCES REVERSED: From the headwaters of the Mississippi River to the shores of Lake Superior, your group adventure begins in Minnesota. Follow the Great River Road or 20 other scenic byways to find unique experiences, from historic houses and museums to American Indian culture. Experience world-class dining and theater, concerts, tax-free shopping alongside stunning scenery. 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