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The Tourism Visa Project: Increasing International Travel to the US through Improved Visa Process

Wu, Chao
Earp, Ryan
Hicok, Lauren
Colin, O'Reily
2014-12
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The Tourism Visa Project: Increasing International Travel to the US through Improved Visa Process

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2014-12

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Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs

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Humphrey School of Public Affairs graduate students and Carlson School of business undergraduate students to collaborate on the research and writing of a letter recommending steps the U.S. government could take, and a report detailing the recommendations and laying out an advocacy plan.

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Wu, Chao; Earp, Ryan; Hicok, Lauren; Colin, O'Reily. (2014). The Tourism Visa Project: Increasing International Travel to the US through Improved Visa Process. Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/170734.

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