UGC 2009: Cost Saving Tips
Now is the time to secure your spot in our state-of-the-art Technology Pavilion as anticipation is building for the 2009 CBORDŽ User Group Conference (UGC)!
You don’t want to miss CBORD’s dynamic once-a-year event, which brings together all of our systems’ users under one roof to network, learn, expand horizons, and more! We don’t want you to miss it either! We’ve uncovered some cost-saving tips that can help you get to Baltimore for UGC 2009!
Keep checking back for updated tips to help you SAVE!
Look! You Can Get Transportation to Baltimore for Under $300
- Flying from Atlanta? Get flights to Baltimore for just $293 round-trip.
- Voyaging from Seattle? Only $226 round-trip for a flight to Baltimore.
- In Pennsylvania? Take Amtrak from Philadelphia to Baltimore—only $80 roundtrip.
- Don’t like flying? Greyhound has space available from Houston Texas, to Baltimore, MD for a cost saving $176.
- Checking on flights from Wichita, KS? Get to Baltimore and back for only $262.
- Travel by bus with Greyhound from Syracuse, NY or Cleveland, Ohio to Baltimore for a mere $150 round-trip.
- Arriving from St. Louis? Get a round-trip flight to Baltimore for $299.
- Take Greyhound from Phoenix, Arizona, to Baltimore, MD for an incredible $249.
- Round-trip. Fly in from Denver to Baltimore for $258 round-trip.
Wherever you are located, there are reasonable, cost-effective ways to obtain transportation to Baltimore, Maryland! We promise you will get the most out of your investment in CBORD’s 30th annual User Group Conference.
If you need assistance finding reasonably priced transportation, feel free to contact Melissa Flood at mlf@cbord.com or 607-330-3980.
CBORD is all about helping you SAVE on UGC 2009!
- All meals: INCLUDED
- Over 180 educational sessions to choose from: INCLUDED!
- Extraordinary networking events: INCLUDED!
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