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Saturday, October 16, 2010
This situation is extremely relevant to tourism as it well describes the problem of many destination marketing organizations (DMOs), which are often part or fully funded by government or even a part of the formal structure of the state, i.e. a government agency, and their role in trying to bring together other public agencies, tourism producers and even destination communities in common causes with respect to destination marketing and/or development.

how, is this ONE sentence?

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