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Tourist differentiation: Developing a typology for the winter sports market

Phillips et al., 2013

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6817775205093298768
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Phillips J
Brunt P
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Tourism: An International Interdisciplinary Journal

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Sažetak The purpose of this paper was to develop a typology for winter sports tourists deriving from the behavioural characteristics of British skiers and snowboarders. The paper also aimed to ascertain whether differences in the characteristics and behaviour of skiers …
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