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ADTRAV Travel Management

Travel Management/ Travel Management Companies
4555 Southlake Pkwy
Birmingham, AL 35244
Phone: 1 205-444-4800
Fax: 1 205-444-4827
Specialization: Corporate, Government and Government Contract Travel as well as specializing in Meeting and Incentive Travel

ADTRAV Travel Management Key Executives

President/CEO: Roger Hale
205-444-4802
roger.hale@adtrav.com
Dir. Corp. Operations: Kathy Blohm
205-444-4800
kathy.blohm@adtrav.com
Exec. Dir.: Maylena Burchfield
205-444-4800
maylena.burchfield@adtrav.com

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