What does managed travel. mean?
managed travel. means 1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave
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What is the abbreviation for 1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave?
1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave can be abbreviated as managed travel.
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What does managed travel. stand for? managed travel. stands for "1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave". |
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How to abbreviate "1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave"? "1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave" can be abbreviated as managed travel.. |
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What is the meaning of managed travel. abbreviation? The meaning of managed travel. abbreviation is "1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave". |
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What is managed travel. abbreviation? One of the definitions of managed travel. is "1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave". |
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What does managed travel. mean? managed travel. as abbreviation means "1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave". |
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What is shorthand of 1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave? The most common shorthand of "1. That segment of the business travel market that is actively under the control of (amanged by) corporate travel managers. 2. The profession practiced by or the area of expertise of corporate trave" is managed travel.. |
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