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Evangelia Stefanidaki2014

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Cruise carrying capacity: A conceptual approach

Evangelia Stefanidaki · Maria B. Lekakou

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Cruise Tourism Development and Management Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Maritime Ports and Logistics

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Published2014-12-01

VenueResearch in Transportation Business & Management

ISSN-L2210-5395

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Citations59

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