DC or Bust! Plan Your Trip to AMTA 2018 National Convention

Get There by Planes, Trains or Automobiles!

Grab your friends or family and plan a trip to the AMTA 2018 National Convention where you'll find massage therapy continuing education, inspiration, networking and so much fun!

The Essential Details

The convention will take place August 9-11 in Washington, DC, at the Marriott Wardman Park. Book your room early to secure your place in the hub of convention activity!

Choose from 30+ rigorously vetted continuing education courses to earn 18+ CE credits. 

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Arrive By Plane or Train

Washington, DC, is serviced by Amtrak trains and three different airports:

Other Regional Airports:

For the first time ever, we have partnered with United Airlines to offer travel discounts to our event! Visit our Hotel & Travel page for details. 

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Road Trip to Convention

If you plan on driving to AMTA National Convention, enjoy the journey at one of these attractions along the main routes from the north, west, and south of Washington, DC.

From the North: I-95 | New York to DC 

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From the West: I-76 / I-70 | Pittsburgh to DC

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From the South: I-95 | Raleigh to DC

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Regardless of how you get to Washington, DC, we look forward to welcoming you to the largest convention in the massage therapy industry!

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Be Inspired by Opening Keynote Bert Jacobs

Military Veterans & Massage: Closing Session Panel

Learn from the Best CE Providers

What Attendees of  the AMTA 2017 National Convention Have to Say

"Awesome convention, made awesome connections and met many, many new friendly people."

"Thank you to all of the teachers for their passion, energy, generous knowledge and humor."

"Excellent classes, presenters, and vendor hall."

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