USES AND ABUSES OF ECONOMIC IMPACT STUDIES IN TOURISM.
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FOOD EVENTS IN LIFESTYLE AND TRAVEL.
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THE ALIGNMENT BETWEEN INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY STRATEGY AND BUSINESS STRATEGY OF PROFESSIONAL CONFERENCE ORGANIZERS.
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BRANDED MARKETING EVENTS: A PROPOSED "EXPERIENTIAL NEEDS-BASED" CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK.
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COOPETITION AND KNOWLEDGE TRANSFER DYNAMICS: NEW ZEALAND'S REGIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATIONS AND THE 2011 RUGBY WORLD CUP.
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MAJOR SPORTS EVENTS: THE CHALLENGE OF BUDGETING FOR THE VENUES.
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SOCIAL MEDIA COCREATION STRATEGIES: THE 3Cs.
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FACTORS DETERMINING ATTENDANCE AT A FILM FESTIVAL.
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WHAT IS MOST IMPORTANT IN TRANSFERRING GOODWILL FROM CHARITY RUN PARTICIPANTS TO SPONSORS?
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