Does The Travel Industry Strive To Serve Its Female Customers? A Closer Look At The Changing Nature Of Female Business Travelers

Clark, Laura A.

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Does The Travel Industry Strive To Serve Its Female Customers? A Closer Look At The Changing Nature Of Female Business Travelers

dc:creator Clark, Laura A.

thesis:degree_name MA Corporate and Professional Communication

dc:date.available2000

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Name thesis:degree_name: MA Corporate and Professional Communication
Level thesis:degree_level: Thesis
Discipline thesis:degree_discipline: Communication and the Arts
Year dc:date.available: 2000

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Author dc:creator: Clark, Laura A.
Contributors dc:contributor: Michael S. McGraw

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Repository record dc:identifier: https://scholarship.shu.edu/dissertations/608
OAI identifier oai:identifier: oai:scholarship.shu.edu:dissertations-1609

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Clark, Laura A.. Does The Travel Industry Strive To Serve Its Female Customers? A Closer Look At The Changing Nature Of Female Business Travelers. Thesis thesis, 2000. https://scholarship.shu.edu/dissertations/608

Does The Travel Industry Strive To Serve Its Female Customers? A Closer Look At The Changing Nature Of Female Business Travelers

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