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   <subfield code="a">Preface -- Chapter 1 : Culinary tourism -- Chapter 2 : Liquor law and legislation -- Chapter 3 : Food and beverage service personnel -- Chapter 4 : Accommodation management -- Chapter 5 : Food and wine supply operation in tourism industry -- Chapter 6 : Transforming a terroir into a tourist destination -- Chapter 7 : Wine tourism environment -- Chapter 8 : Consumer protection laws affecting hotels tourism -- Index.</subfield>
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