What does LTV mean?
LTV means Leisure Travel Van
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Leisure Travel Van?
Leisure Travel Van can be abbreviated as LTV
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What does LTV stand for? LTV stands for "Leisure Travel Van". |
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How to abbreviate "Leisure Travel Van"? "Leisure Travel Van" can be abbreviated as LTV. |
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What is the meaning of LTV abbreviation? The meaning of LTV abbreviation is "Leisure Travel Van". |
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What is LTV abbreviation? One of the definitions of LTV is "Leisure Travel Van". |
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What does LTV mean? LTV as abbreviation means "Leisure Travel Van". |
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What is shorthand of Leisure Travel Van? The most common shorthand of "Leisure Travel Van" is LTV. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- HLTT - Hospitality, Leisure, Travel and Tourism
- VBVB - Van Boetzelaer Van Bemmel
- LTG - Leisure Travel Group
- T&L - Travel and Leisure
- CLTS - Carlson Leisure Travel Services
- LTA - Leisure Travel Alliance
- TML - Travel Media and Leisure
- TWTL - Travel Watch Travel and Leisure
- VBPL - Van Buren Public Library (Van Buren, IN)
- VHPL - Van Horne Public Library (Van Horne, IA)
- HLT - Hospitality, Leisure, Travel
- blt - Business and Leisure Travel
- ltc - Leisure Travel Consultant
- lts - Leisure Travel Services
- tlc - Travel Leisure Consultants
- active tourism. - A style or philosophy of leisure travel that combines elements of adventure, nature, and cultural tourism, with an emphasis on low-impact and sustainable tourism and the use of local guides.
- business mix. - In a travel agency, the percentage of corporate to leisure travel booked.
- hunting tourism. - Leisure travel undertaken for the purpose of hunting game animals, either in the wild or on tracts of land created specially for hunting.
- nature-based tourism. - Leisure travel undertaken largely or solely for the purpose of enjoying natural attractions and engaging in a variety of outdoor activities. Bird watching, hiking, fishing, and beachcombing are all ex
- passive tourism. - Leisure travel that emphasizes seeing and observing rather than more active pursuits. Whale watching and theater going are examples of passive tourism.