ATLANTA, GA, May 19, 2011 (Press-News.org) Teplis Travel, a leading corporate travel agency, recently moved its corporate headquarters in Atlanta, GA to a new, nearby location in Atlanta's prestigious Central Perimeter area. Previously located on Perimeter Center Parkway, Teplis Travel's global headquarters is now in The Terraces South, part of a twin 11-story tower complex that is situated on a lush, wooded 25-acre site with a lake.
At The Terraces tenants can enjoy the buildings' sunlit atriums, beautiful reflecting pools and fountains inside the facility and stunning views of downtown Atlanta. The property also features a fully renovated Health Club, two onsite cafes, a coffee kiosk in each lobby and shuttle service to Dunwoody MARTA Station. In addition, The Terraces is conveniently located near GA 400 and I-285, which acts as a perimeter to the city of Atlanta. The Terraces is also in walking distance to over 30 area restaurants as well as Perimeter Mall.
"We are excited to announce our new global headquarters location in Atlanta, GA," shares Gary Teplis, Vice President of Sales for the corporate travel agency. "Conveniently situated in the heart of Atlanta Perimeter Center, the new facility has allowed us to expand our offices into a larger, more high-tech space." Teplis Travel also has a west coast office in Las Vegas, Nevada and virtual agents for after hour services in Virginia, Texas, New York, Denver, Canada, and Ireland.
Teplis Travel's corporate travel management solutions include:
- Cliqbook
- Concur Mobile
- End to End Expense Solutions
- Cost Reduction Strategies
- ABC Hotel Program, the largest travel consortia in the industry
- Online Adoption Strategies and Report Access
- Corporate travel policy development
For more information about Teplis Travel's corporate travel and business travel management services, call 800-669-6547 or visit them online at www.teplis.com.
About Teplis Travel
Consistently ranked in the top 1% of all travel agencies in the world, Teplis Travel has a solid reputation as the primary provider of corporate travel management services for middle-market accounts nationwide. Teplis offers customized corporate travel management solutions to their clients and strives to match traveler preferences to response channels. Teplis Travel always focuses on customer satisfaction and provides the highest level of service to clients. Their front line travel agencies average fifteen years of corporate travel experience.
For more information call 800-669-6547 or visit: http://www.Teplis.com.
Corporate Travel Agency Teplis Travel Announces Global Headquarters Move to New Atlanta Location
Teplis Travel, a leader in corporate travel management, recently relocated its corporate headquarters to The Terraces' South Tower in the Atlanta Perimeter Center area.
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[Press-News.org] Corporate Travel Agency Teplis Travel Announces Global Headquarters Move to New Atlanta LocationTeplis Travel, a leader in corporate travel management, recently relocated its corporate headquarters to The Terraces' South Tower in the Atlanta Perimeter Center area.