What does FTM mean?
FTM means Forschungskreis Tourismus Management
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Forschungskreis Tourismus Management?
Forschungskreis Tourismus Management can be abbreviated as FTM
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What does FTM stand for? FTM stands for "Forschungskreis Tourismus Management". |
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How to abbreviate "Forschungskreis Tourismus Management"? "Forschungskreis Tourismus Management" can be abbreviated as FTM. |
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What is the meaning of FTM abbreviation? The meaning of FTM abbreviation is "Forschungskreis Tourismus Management". |
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What is FTM abbreviation? One of the definitions of FTM is "Forschungskreis Tourismus Management". |
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What does FTM mean? FTM as abbreviation means "Forschungskreis Tourismus Management". |
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What is shorthand of Forschungskreis Tourismus Management? The most common shorthand of "Forschungskreis Tourismus Management" is FTM. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
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- MSOM - Management Science and Operations Management
- TMGS - Tourismus Marketing Gesellschaft Sachsen
- TMN - Tourismus Marketing Niedersachsen
- TMB - Tourismus Marketing Brandenburg
- MAMS - Management and Management Sciences
- MCMIS - Management Control and Management Information System
- MISNMP - Management Interface Simple Network Management Protocol
- MIMM - Management Inventory on Modern Management
- RTMG - Ruhrgebiet Tourismus Management GmbH
- TFI - Tourismus Forum International
- TIK - Tourismus Interessen Kreis
- TIM - Tourismus Innovations Management
- tid - Tourismus Informations Dienst
- TMC - Tourismus Management Club
- WTM - Weiterbildung Tourismus Management
- tash - Tourismus-Agentur Schleswig-Holstein
- tms - Tourismus Marketing Service
- tte - Tourismus Team Europe
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