Distribution Network Structure is a conceptual framework in tourism distribution that specifies the systematic arrangement and interrelationships among channel members, distinguishing it by delineating the hierarchical and relational configuration through which tourism products and services are transferred from suppliers to end consumers.
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The measured performance of content distribution networks
K.L Johnson, James Carr, Marc Day et al. · Computer Communications · 2001 · 186 citations
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