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Tourist BusinessIs
as An Industry
By James jL. Bossclheyer '(As the result of a recent ^reguest b)* Miss Rluby Jenkins, Town Clerk of Vvashington, to James L. Bcssemeyer, Executive Vice-Preside!.;, isatkWial Associationk of I'ravel Organizations ,of' Washing, I), C., for punt ssiou to . rek pant h;s address “loUtY« in- an Industry,” below is the text of Mr. Boasemyers’ analysts of, the subject Which be made on April 21 at Cacapron Lodge, West Va., during a conference sponsored by The Area Development mem of the Potomac 'Edison pany, ■ i ii
Text of Mr- Bossemyers1
,, Address
It was suggested drat before I tell you about the travel business in detail, that I tell you a little about our association so ydu’H derstand my background arid particular angle in which we proach these matters.
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ravel Organizations is a non-proof
at! fit organization, composed of segments of the travel business across the country, It « dedicated to the promototion; of travel within the United Statics and from foreign countries to the United' States. We do not promote travel abroad^ Our association jja by, with .arid for the interests of the United States.
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