Gender-based differences in business travelers' lodging preferences

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Diverse Aspects of Tourism Research Customer Service Quality and Loyalty Conferences and Exhibitions Management

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With the amount of business travel increasing three time faster for businesswoman than the businessmen, hoteliers have an opportunity to design their services and facilities for this growing market segment.

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1988Frequent Travelers 1988Travel-Related Lifestyle Profiles Of Older Women 1991Are frequent-guest programs effective?1991Do Business Travelers Who Belong to Frequent Guest Programs Differ from Those Who Don't Belong?1993Service 1991Frequent-guest programs: do they fly?

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