What does OCT mean?
OCT means Office of Cultural Tourism
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Office of Cultural Tourism?
Office of Cultural Tourism can be abbreviated as OCT
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What does OCT stand for? OCT stands for "Office of Cultural Tourism". |
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What is the meaning of OCT abbreviation? The meaning of OCT abbreviation is "Office of Cultural Tourism". |
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What is OCT abbreviation? One of the definitions of OCT is "Office of Cultural Tourism". |
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What does OCT mean? OCT as abbreviation means "Office of Cultural Tourism". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- BCulT - Bachelor of Cultural Tourism
- OCA/PAP - Office of Cultural Affairs Public Art Program
- ORTD - Office of Recreation and Tourism Development
- DOCA - Denver Office of Cultural Affairs
- MOTT - Massachusetts Office of Travel & Tourism
- OCEP - Office of Cultural and Ethnic Programs
- OCA - Office of Cultural Affairs
- OBDT - Office of Business Development and Tourism
- OCAT - Office of Cultural and Academic Transitions
- OTT - Office of Travel and Tourism
- FOC - Federal Office of Cultural
- OCE - Office of Cultural Education
- OCED - Office of Cultural Enhancement and Diversity
- OCAD - Office of Cultural Affairs and Development
- OCP - Office of Cultural Programs
- OCRM - Office of Cultural Resource Management
- OCPRI - Office of Cultural Properties, Research Institute
- ONT - Office of National Tourism
- OTCP - Office du Tourisme et des Congrès de Paris (French: Office of Tourism and Congress of Paris; Paris, France)
- geotourism. - A term coined by the National Geographic Society to refer to combination of cultural tourism, ecotourism, and nature-based tourism. (Hat top to John Poimiroo.)