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July 2012
Tourism: Transforming the Global City?
Event: This Masterclass explores the influence of tourism on today’s global cities, as well as the evolving potential of tourism to shape and sustain both existing and new global cities in the future.
Date: 12 July 2012
Location: CUNY Graduate Centre
Organiser: The Educational Travel Foundation
Contact: Dr William Feighery
Email: william.feighery@edutf.org
Internet: http://www.tourism21.com/new-york.html
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