ATA at Expos in USA-Canada 2004-2006 Chicago Dallas Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Miami Montreal New Orleans New York Phoenix San Francisco St. Louis Vancouver Washington, DC   ATA Discounts on Exhibits and Expo Bulletin Ads.				Join ATA in Washington, DC at the Adventures in Travel Expo, Jan. 28-30 Discounts on Exhibits for ATA Members. Bargains on Advertising in Expo Bulletin. Details airhwy@dowco.com About Washington, DC The nation's capital is one of the easiest cities to navigate and a terrific city for touring - once you understand the basics. With one of the safest, cleanest and efficient public transportation systems in the country serviced by Metrorail (subway) and Metrobus, Washington, DC's many attractions and neighborhoods are easily accessible. One of the best ways to experience Washington is on foot, with wonderful pockets including the inspiring monuments and museums found on the National Mall as well as the intimate museums, world-class theatres and splendid gardens, squares and circles throughout the District. There are also great guided tours of the city to get you oriented.   Here are a few tips to get you started: The District of Columbia is 67 square miles and divided into 4 quadrants: Northwest, Southwest, Northeast and Southeast. The U.S Capitol building marks the center where the quadrants meet. Numbered streets run north-south. Lettered streets run east-west (there are no J, X, Y, or Z streets), alphabetically becoming two syllable names, then 3-syllable names as you travel out farther from the center. Avenues named for U.S. States run diagonally, often meeting at traffic circles and squares.   More information on the web site; http://www.washington.org/index. Washington, DC Convention and Tourism Corporation 901 7th Street NW, 4th Floor, Washington, DC 20001-3719   TEL.202.789.7000 FAX 202.789.7037 It finally happened! Adventures in Travel Expo; the biggest, best and wildest travel and adventure show ever held on Earth. It was an amazing success. We've been talking about it for a year and we came through with everything we promised. Our 380 million impression advertising campaign delivered and New York City finally got the travel show to be proud of. Here are some show figures: *More than 22,000 upscale buying consumers *Over 3,700 trade including 458 press *More than 500 exhibitors from around the World Exhibitors were swamped with booth traffic, sessions were filled to capacity, and the aisles were packed with travel buyers all weekend. (604) 681-0718, Fax (604) 681-6595