Tourism management in a global and transnational perspective

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Tourism management in a global and transnational perspective. / Wöhler, Karlheinz.
New perspectives and values in world tourism & tourism management in the future. ed. / Ahmet Aktas; Muhammet Kesgin; Emre Cengiz; Erdal Yenialp. Vol. 1 Akdeniz Üniversitesi, Alanya Faculty of Business, 2006. p. 32-43.

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Harvard

Wöhler, K 2006, Tourism management in a global and transnational perspective. in A Aktas, M Kesgin, E Cengiz & E Yenialp (eds), New perspectives and values in world tourism & tourism management in the future. vol. 1, Akdeniz Üniversitesi, Alanya Faculty of Business, pp. 32-43, International Tourism Conference - 2006, Alanya, Turkey, 20.11.06.

APA

Wöhler, K. (2006). Tourism management in a global and transnational perspective. In A. Aktas, M. Kesgin, E. Cengiz, & E. Yenialp (Eds.), New perspectives and values in world tourism & tourism management in the future (Vol. 1, pp. 32-43). Akdeniz Üniversitesi, Alanya Faculty of Business.

Vancouver

Wöhler K. Tourism management in a global and transnational perspective. In Aktas A, Kesgin M, Cengiz E, Yenialp E, editors, New perspectives and values in world tourism & tourism management in the future. Vol. 1. Akdeniz Üniversitesi, Alanya Faculty of Business. 2006. p. 32-43

Bibtex

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