Methodological triangulation: The study of visitor behaviour at the hungarian open air museum

Cultural Tourism Research Methods

Volumn , Issue , 2010, Pages 61-74

  Puczkó, László ^a   Bárd, Edit ^b   Füzi, Júlia ^c  

^a Xellum Ltd   (Hungary)

^b Hungarian Museum of Environmental Protection and Water Administration   (Hungary)

^c Xellum Ltd   (Hungary)

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