Examining the predictive validity of SUS-TAS with maximum parsimony in developing island countries

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Finally published in the Journal of Sustainable Tourism, Volume 26, issue 3. "Examining the predictive validity of SUS-TAS with maximum parsimony in developing island countries" https://t.co/CVPZyK3fJn

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