What does VET mean?
VET means Vines the Tourists
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Vines the Tourists?
Vines the Tourists can be abbreviated as VET
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What does VET stand for? VET stands for "Vines the Tourists". |
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How to abbreviate "Vines the Tourists"? "Vines the Tourists" can be abbreviated as VET. |
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What is the meaning of VET abbreviation? The meaning of VET abbreviation is "Vines the Tourists". |
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What is VET abbreviation? One of the definitions of VET is "Vines the Tourists". |
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What does VET mean? VET as abbreviation means "Vines the Tourists". |
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What is shorthand of Vines the Tourists? The most common shorthand of "Vines the Tourists" is VET. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- VRUP - Vines Routing Update Protocol
- VARP - Vines Address Resolution Protocol
- VV - Vines Vikings
- VS - Vines Security
- VFS - Vines File System
- VICP - Vines Internet Control Protocol
- VFRP - Vines Fragmentation Protocol
- VNSM - Vines Network and Systems Management
- VSPP - Vines Sequenced Packet Protocol
- VRTP - Vines Routing Transport Protocol
- VIP - Vines Internet Protocol
- VIPC - Vines Interprocess Communications
- TLZ - Tourists London Zzyzx
- VFS - VINES File Store
- VIPC - VINES Inter Process Communication
- agritainment. - The introduction of attractions such as crop mazes, pony rides, farm tous, and the like, designed to attract tourists and thus supplement a farm's income.
- demonstration effect. - The phenomenon of local residents adopting the styles and manners they have observed in visiting tourists.
- sustainable tourism. - The development of a region’s tourism industry in such a way as to not damage or deplete the resources and attractions that make the region attractive to tourists.
- touristic terroir. - The combination of geographical, cultural, architectural, and environmental elements that give a particular region its unique appeal to tourists. See also terroir.
- visit engineering. - The attempt, usually by governments or tourism authorities, to direct tourists to specific destinations or regions through a variety of means.