Tourism at World Heritage Sites : The Site Manager's Handbook
Tourism at World Heritage Sites : The Site Manager's Handbook World Tourism Organization
Author: World Tourism Organization
Date: 01 Oct 1999
Publisher: World Tourism Organization
Book Format: Paperback::137 pages
ISBN10: 9284403146
ISBN13: 9789284403141
Publication City/Country: Madrid, Spain
Dimension: 205.74x 287.02x 10.16mm::453.59g
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