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Hotell vs. Airbnb PDF

57 Pages·2017·1.76 MB·Swedish
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by Minna Danbom| 2017| 57 pages| 1.76| Swedish

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går det att majoriteten av respondenterna föredrar hotell framför Airbnb. har även tydliga standarder och värderingar för att skapa förtroende mel-.

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Author:Minna Danbom
Publication Year:2017
Pages:57
Language:Swedish
File Size:1.76
Format:PDF
Price:FREE
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