Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 2 ppt

... demand, prices and wages rise, whileunemployment falls.C38 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY code of conduct A set of guidelines layingdown standards to which members of a profes-sion ... notC48 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY cultural heritage Monuments and groups of buildings or structures of outstanding univer-sal value from the point of view of history, artor science, and ... Term oftenused to describe any form of advertising and promotional activity other than in the commis-sion-paying media, and including, e.g., directB 26 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY personal...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 1 ppt

... 21 0 Part 4Biographical Dictionary: Who Was Who 22 1 Part 5Abbreviations 23 1 Part 6Countries of the World 25 5 Part 7Bibliography 26 7Contents Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality S. MedlikThird ... magazinesPreface vii Part 1 Dictionary of Terms 1 Part 2 International Organizations 187 Part 3National Organizations 20 1Australia and New Zealand 20 3North America 20 6United Kingdom and Ireland 21 0 Part ... (CRS)owned by Japan Air Lines and Korean Airlineswith a cooperation agreement with Sabre. Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality A8 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY agents (also...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 8 ppt

... Biographical Dictionary 22 6 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY Edwards, Sir Ronald (1910–1976) Britishindustrialist and promoter of managementeducation; manufacturer of cars, trucks and buses; ... (US)NBiographical Dictionary 23 0 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY tion of the Stockton & Darlington Railway,opened in 1 825 , of the Liverpool & ManchesterRailway, opened in 1830, and of ... and RestaurantAssociationsHBiographical Dictionary 22 8 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY International, which by early 20 01 operated 22 00 properties with 400 000 rooms in 60countries,...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 3 potx

... or standard classfor three to eight days in a one-month periodwithin one of 28 countries in Europe and NorthAfrica. Different prices apply to those under 12, 12 25 and over 25 years of age. ... reduced industrial activity and highunemployment worldwide. Travel and tourism stood up to the effects of the first recession inF74 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY from the salvers ... share many of the characteristics of glaciated lakes and often provide spectacular scenery, as in thewestern coasts of Norway and Scotland, BritishColumbia and South Island, New Zealand.They...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 4 ppsx

... of currency of Iceland and Sweden.Krone (Kr) Unit of currency of Denmark (alsoFaroe Islands and Greenland) and Norway.Kroon Unit of currency of Estonia.Kuna Unit of currency of Croatia.Kwacha ... shortages, 82 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY habitat An ecological term describing thephysical conditions required and used byspecies of plants and animals. A major aim of nature ... Small area of tarmac for the landing and take-off of helicopters. See also heliport.heliport Landing and take-off area usedsolely for helicopters. See also aircraft types:take-off and landing;...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 5 pdf

... America errors and omissions insurance.N 122 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY Nordic countries Collective term for the fivecountries of Denmark, Finland, Iceland,Norway and Sweden. ... Andes and RockyMountains.mull Scottish term for a promontory orheadland.118 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY Naira ( N—) Unit of currency of Nigeria.Nakfa Unit of currency of ... thegrowth of services and increases in profes-sional and technical occupations. The growth of travel and tourism is a prominent feature of the post-industrial society.potential demand See demand...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 6 potx

... location of brothels and prostitutes.S154 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY soft currency A currency with a falling rate of exchange, usually because of long-termbalance of payments ... orstandard class to non-residents of Scandinaviaon the national railways of Denmark, Finland,Norway and Sweden and certain otherservices. Different prices apply to those under 12, 12 25 , 26 –60 ... slenderS1 52 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY internal frontiers in which free movement of goods, persons, services and capital is ensuredin accordance with the provisions of the Treaty[of...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 7 pdf

... extended by the accession of V178 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) Seeaircraft types: take-off and landingVictorian Of the time of Queen Victoria(1837–1901), ... policy and interiorpolicy. The EC is the main part of the EuropeanUnion; technically foreign policy and interiorpolicy are not part of the Community but part of the Union. Travel, tourism and hospitality ... islands, includingGreenland, Bermuda, West Indies and Caribbean Islands and the HawaiianIslands.Area 2 TC2 covers Europe, Africa, the MiddleEast west of and including Iran, and adjacent islands.Area...

Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Part 9 docx

... Olsen, M. and Var, Turgut (1993)VNR’s Encyclopaedia of Hospitality and Tourism, New York: Van Nostrand ReinholdLockwood, A. and Medlik, S. (eds) (20 01) Tourism and Hospitality in the 21 st Century,Oxford: ... World 26 0 DICTIONARY OF TRAVEL, TOURISM AND HOSPITALITY GuadeloupeGP6581 705 422 Basse-TerreEuro = 100 CentsEUR C (Fr)GuamGU 21 25491 52 HagathaUS Dollar (US$) = 100 CentsUSD C (US)GuatemalaGT 42 0 42 108 ... Campbell, R.D. (1991) Dictionary of Aviation, Oxford: BSP Professional BooksHarris, R. and Howard, J. (1996) Dictionary of Travel, Tourism and Hospitality Terms,Melbourne: Hospitality PressHart,...

Chapter 030. Disorders of Smell, Taste, and Hearing (Part 2) ppt

... Chapter 030. Disorders of Smell, Taste, and Hearing (Part 2) Disorders of the Sense of Smell These are caused by conditions that interfere with the access of the odorant to the olfactory ... gliomas of the frontal lobe. Occasionally, pituitary adenomas, craniopharyngiomas, suprasellar meningiomas, and aneurysms of the anterior part of the circle of Willis extend forward and damage ... are head trauma in children and young adults, and viral infections in older adults. Table 30-1 Causes of Olfactory Dysfunction disease progresses. The loss of taste and smell may play an important...

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