There are others who host, feed, and set up camp and map out a trek from one part of Montana to the other, through Glacier National Park or wherever. The rate is set based on the number of trips the operator hosts. We're concerned about individuals riding off a 2,000-foot high ledge. It also depends on the truck and trailer, where the company does business and where they travel. Several day trips are common for these operators.
Users can look at our programs, order brochures and find out what they want to know.
We're averaging about six agent inquiries a week for information on our programs. Our hits are from people genuinely interested in our programs. Downs thinks it is apparent that it is more and more common to communicate in business by e-mail. In fact, data supports this. In addition to its Web presence, NIPC maintains a 10,000-agent mailing list.