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ABA Applauds the Congress on Relief, but They Missed the Bus
They completely ignored the motorcoach industry - the movers of America – while every other form of passenger transportation, i.e. airlines, Amtrak and transit have received more than $50 billion to save these industries.
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ABA Applauds Trump Administration for Delaying Real ID Deadline
While Americans are social distancing, they will be eager to travel once the COVID-19 pandemic has passed us. By extending the deadline, he ensures that we can get America moving and traveling again.
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The Startling Economic Facts about the Motorcoach, Group Tour and Travel Industry
While Congress deliberates its third stimulus package, it is time to understand the importance of the motorcoach, group travel and tourism industry to the U.S. economy.
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ABA to Host All-Member Call on COVID-19 and Congressional Update
I am inviting you to an all-member call this Wednesday, March 25 at 2 p.m. ET.
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When Disaster Strikes There May be No One Left to Help
We are not asking for a $50 billion bailout. We are asking for grants and loans that will save this industry from collapse.
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Call Your Senators NOW! Tell Them To Save Our Industry!
Tell them we must have explicit, directed funding for motorcoach industry - there must be a carve out for over-the-road buses, explicitly.
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A Message from ABA President & CEO Peter Pantuso - We Need Your Help!
It is imperative for you to reach out to your governors and federal legislators now Tell them your story. Tell them you need help now.
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Trump Administration Moves Tax Day to July 15
Members may be interested in changes to 163(j), which limits interest deductions on debt.
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Trying to Get SBA Money – They Don’t Make It Easy
I am not giving up, despite the roadblocks we keep running into, and neither should you.
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Springtime in D.C. Looks A Lot Different This Year
In the United States alone, 2 million tourism and hospitality workers have either already been laid off or close to being laid off. This is an economic loss to the United States economy of $237 billion.
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