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Congresses, conventions, and conferences: facility supply and demand
The planning of conference facilities is often initiated by local considerations and an assumed demand based on experience elsewhere. Little research has been done to determine the total extent of facilities in existence compared with the overall demand nor to identify the type of facilities which should be provided. The author puts forward a case for more precise definitions.
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