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The Attractions Management Handbook,
the ultimate reference guide for the international attractions market, will
be published for 2010 as a comprehensive resource for operators and
suppliers worldwide. The new handbook will be distributed in 2010 to buyers
and operators and will also have bonus distribution at key industry events
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n Features and analysis
n Organisation contact book
n Resource section with contact information
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