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World tourism day

Ian Seymour Yeoman

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Abstract

In order to celebrate the future and world tourism day, students at Victoria University of Wellington in association with Futures Thinking Aotearoa envisioned the future in a writing competition in which they had to write an inspirational speech as the leader of the New Zealand's tourism in 2050 reflecting back over the last 40 years.

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In order to celebrate the future and world tourism day, students at Victoria University of Wellington in association with Futures Thinking Aotearoa envisioned the future in a writing competition in which they had to write an inspirational speech as the leader of the New Zealand's tourism in 2050 reflecting back over the last 40 years.

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In order to celebrate the future and world tourism day, students at Victoria University of Wellington in association with Futures Thinking Aotearoa envisioned the future in a writing competition in which they had to write an inspirational speech as the leader of the New Zealand's tourism in 2050 reflecting back over the last 40 years.

Key concepts: Aotearoa, Project commissioning, Futures contract, Tourism, Publishing, Competition (biology), Order (exchange), Management

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