FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR TRAVEL AGENCIES By Philip G. Davidoff and Doris S. Davidoff (Delmar Publishers,Inc.,2 Computer Drive West,Box 15-015,Albany,New York 12212,1988,102 pages
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FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT FOR TRAVEL AGENCIES By Philip G. Davidoff and Doris S. Davidoff (Delmar Publishers,Inc.,2 Computer Drive West,Box 15-015,Albany,New York 12212,1988,102 pages
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