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hereby declare that the dissertation submitted is wholly the work of Katarzyna Janik. Any other contributors or sources have been referenced in the prescribed manner or are listed in the acknowledgements together with the nature and scope of their contribution. page 2 Katarzyna Janik Abstract European Tourism Management 2003/2004 The modern business environment is characterised by the growing number of international corporations full of desire to take advantage of the global marketplace.

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