Ethnology, Volume 42University of Pittsburgh, 2003 - Anthropology |
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... country is well known in Western countries , and neither country inherited a well - developed tourist infrastructure from the Soviet state . These mediators are cultivating a positive image of Central Asia as a new tourist destination ...
... country is well known in Western countries , and neither country inherited a well - developed tourist infrastructure from the Soviet state . These mediators are cultivating a positive image of Central Asia as a new tourist destination ...
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... countries started with a limited tourist infrastructure inherited from the Soviet state . When independence was achieved in 1991 , both countries had only a few hotels designated for foreign tourists . Kyrgyzstan also had a few spa ...
... countries started with a limited tourist infrastructure inherited from the Soviet state . When independence was achieved in 1991 , both countries had only a few hotels designated for foreign tourists . Kyrgyzstan also had a few spa ...
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... countries . Most tour operators feel that people know little about their countries . When the operators travel abroad to promote their companies , they regularly encounter educated people who have never even heard of Kyrgyzstan or ...
... countries . Most tour operators feel that people know little about their countries . When the operators travel abroad to promote their companies , they regularly encounter educated people who have never even heard of Kyrgyzstan or ...
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Kinship and Marriage among the Omaha 18861902 | 1 |
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Domestic Production | 15 |
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