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An empirical study on residents’ motivation to MICE activities : an example ofShanghai in Chin
  • 所属机构名称：复旦大学
  • 会议名称：Events, Business Travel, Tourism & Education
  • 成果类型：会议
  • 会场：广州
  • 相关项目：基于推拉因子机理的中国出境旅游市场定位感知特征与影响因子的实证研究
作者： Qian Deng|Xiaoxing Geng|Yunxia Ye|Yingzhi Guo|
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基于推拉因子机理的中国出境旅游市场定位感知特征与影响因子的实证研究
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