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Journal of Convention & Event Tourism Volume 13, 2012 - Issue 1
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Individual and Organizational Characteristics Influencing Event Planners’ Perceptions of Information Content and Channel Choice

Amanda Caroline Alexander Hospitality Management, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
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Dae-Young Kim Hospitality Management, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
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James Groves Hospitality Management, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
Pages 16-38 | Published online: 22 Feb 2012

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Xiangping Li & Tingting Liu. (2020) Drivers and barriers of event greening – an Asian perspective. Current Issues in Tourism 23:15, pages 1933-1947.
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Jinah Park, Bihu Wu, Ye Shen, Alastair M. Morrison & Yeung Kong. (2014) The Great Halls of China? Meeting Planners’ Perceptions of Beijing as an International Convention Destination. Journal of Convention & Event Tourism 15:4, pages 244-270.
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Madeline Samuel, Hyunsuk Choi, Haesang Kang & Myong Jae Lee. (2021) Sustainable Event Planning: An Exploration of University Conference Centers. Sustainability 13:13, pages 7194.
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