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DELIVERING BUSINESS ESSENTIALS TO NTA MEMBERS DECEMBER 2018 Greatest hits Music hot spots, festivals and heritage at six destinations PAGE 20 THE PILGRIMS’ PILGRIMAGE PAGE 18 HOLIDAY SPECIAL: HO-HO-HOTELS GUIDE PAGE 35 DREAMS TO FOLLOW PAGE 48 Austin City Limits Music Festival OVER 5,000 TRAILS BLAZED DAILY. Your next opportunity is a flight away. Just ask the 170 million passengers who choose to fly to one of our 327 destinations. Based on average number of Delta flights per day in the March 2016 schedule. 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