Travel Info
Conference
Location
Old Dominion University’s Peninsula
Higher Education Center
600
Butler Farm Road, Hampton,VA 23666
Driving
directions to and from conference site and hotel
TFAWS '03 Hotel
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The Holiday Inn Hampton Hotel & Conference Center is located at 1815 West Mercury Boulevard, Hampton, Virginia 23666-3229. The hotel has agreed to a special conference rate of $89 per night plus tax for all registrations attending TFAWS '03. Rooms have been blocked at this rate beginning on Sunday, August 17 until Thursday, August 21. |
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You are requested to make your reservations directly with the hotel by calling 1-800-842-9370 or 757-838-0200 and identify your reservation as being with TFAWS '03. In addition, reservations can be made by sending an email to Holiday-resv@worldnet.att.net, or on the hotel website, www.hamptonva.holiday-inn.com. Check-in time is 4:00 pm with check-out at 11:00 am. |
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Reservations should be made before July 17, 2003. After that date there is no guarantee that the rate will be available. Remember to identify your registration as being with TFAWS '03. |
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Area Restaurants (PDF)
Airport Information
Norfolk
International Airport (ORF)
Newport
News/Williamsburg International Airport (PHF) (10
miles from Langley and no tunnel traffic)
Airport transportation
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Local Information
The conference will take place
in the Hampton Roads Region, located in Virginia's so
called Historic Triangle. The Hampton Roads Region has
played a major role in American history. Jamestown was
the home of the first permanent English settlement in
the New World. Decisive battles of the American Revolution
were fought in Yorktown. These historic cities are national
treasures giving current visitors a perspective of the
foundation of America. Furthermore, NASA
Langley Research Center in Hampton has been instrumental
in shaping aerospace history for more than eight decades.
Established in 1917 as the first national civil aeronautics
laboratory, NASA Langley has become a world-class center
for aeronautics, earth science, space technology and
structures and materials research.
