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Pursuit: The Letters of Captain Harold Macdonald, North Shore Regiment, from Normandy to the Scheldt [PDF]
MacDonald, Harold, MacDonald, M.A.
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Wat na het feest?: Beursschouwburg te Brussel verbouwd [PDF]
Van Den Driessche, Maarten
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Guinea Pig (<i>Cavia porcellus</i>) Welfare: Associations Between Husbandry Practices, Human-Animal Interactions, and Animal Behaviour. [PDF]
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Sustainable Wine Tourism. Beyond the Cellar Door: Diversified Tourism for Sustainability
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Building Cellar Door Business through Accreditation — Victoria's Perspective
International Journal of Wine Marketing, 2001Ensuring an excellent visitor experience and meeting customer expectations is a key goal for most tourism businesses and of primary concern to government industry organisations. The Better Business Tourism Accreditation Program, underpinning a broad tourism accreditation initiative, has been implemented in Victoria across a range of tourism sectors ...
Leo K. Jago, Jean-Pierre Issaverdis
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Measuring the carbon footprint of wine tourism and cellar door sales
Journal of Cleaner Production, 2020Abstract The wine industry has been dedicating increasing efforts to considering the sustainability of the environment. Various approaches have been implemented to reduce the industry’s carbon footprint. With over 40 million wine tourists globally, cellar door operations have become an important distribution channel, especially for the financial ...
Sun, Ya-Yen, Drakeman, Donald
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A Wine Tourist Behavior Model for Australian Winery Cellar Doors
Tourism Analysis, 2016This study features an exploration of the effects of winery cellar door inputs on visitors' value perception, overall satisfaction, and behavioral intentions. Using partial least squares (PLS) path modeling, it demonstrates that a winery's environment and service interactions significantly affect visitors' perceptions of wine quality.
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