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The Truckload Carriers Association rescheduled Truckload 2021: Las Vegas to Sept. 25-28.
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The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) has rescheduled Truckload 2021: Las Vegas to Sept. 25-28. The event was originally scheduled for April 17-20. The venue will remain the same — the Wynn Las Vegas Resort.
Due to the current limitations placed on large gatherings by the state of Nevada, and out of abundance of concern for the well-being of our attendees, TCA has made the decision to push the dates of truckload's premier event to the fall.
“Rescheduling this event allows us to provide the high-quality meeting experience that attendees have come to expect from TCA’s Annual Convention,” TCA officials said in an emailed announcement.
TCA will provide a supplementary virtual offering for the original meeting dates. This event will be available to all at no-charge and will feature committee and board meetings, alongside educational sessions.
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