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letter of agreement: a letter from the buyer to the supplier
                                            accepting the terms of the proposal. This may also be the
                                            supplier s initial proposal that has been initialed by the

                                            buyer

                                            Lifecycle:  The  particular  pattern  through  which  a
                                            destination evolves.

                                            Limits of acceptable change: Environmental indicators
                                            that can monitor changes over time as a consequence of

                                            tourism.

                                            load  factor:  average  number  of  seats  occupied,  e.g.
                                            motorcoach or air

                                            local: belonging to a particular place or region

                                            low season: that time of the year at any given destination
                                            when tourist traffic, and often rates, are at their lowest.

                                            Also referred to as off-peak or off-season.

                                            macro  business:  a  large,  formal  business  that  employs
                                            many people

                                            manifest:  final  official  listing  of  all  passengers  and/or
                                            cargo aboard a transportation vehicle or vessel

                                            Market  orientated  pricing:  A  method  of  pricing  that

                                            benchmarks prices against competitors when deciding on
                                            price.

                                            market segment: the concept of dividing a market in parts














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