The document discusses the characteristics of successful industries through examining the history and development of the modern tourism industry. It details how Thomas Cook established the first organized tourist company in the 1800s, creating inclusive travel packages. However, the document notes the tourism industry now faces challenges from competitors and changing customer preferences in the digital age, requiring companies to adapt their business models.
La privacy: un concetto oramai superato per la Generazione 2.0 ?Federico Capeci
Svogliati, incompetenti, senza valori, senza mordente: così vengono spesso descritti i nostri giovani. E poi c’è il web: che li distrae, li impigrisce, li allontana dalla vita reale e annichilisce le loro relazioni… Il libro di Federico Capeci "#Generazione 2.0" (F.Angeli, 2014) la vede in modo diverso. Partendo da una ricca mole di dati, l’autore propone una lettura del binomio giovani-web che, oltrepassando gli stereotipi, interpreta e riconosce l’originalità, le capacità, i valori e l’entusiasmo di un’intera generazione. Una generazione che si è costruita la sua identità nel mondo digitale, anzi nel partecipativo e collaborativo web 2.0.
Lo speech, quindi, illustrerà un nuovo paradigma per comprendere e dialogare con i giovani 2.0: Socialità, Trasparenza, Immediatezza, Libertà, Esperienza (in una parola: S.T.I.L.E.) sono gli elementi chiave che i genitori e le Istituzioni, il mondo della formazione e le imprese dovrebbero adottare per capirli e coinvolgerli."
This document discusses different methodologies for innovation, including design thinking, lean, and agile development. It emphasizes that innovation requires exploring problems before finding solutions, building the right thing through prototyping, building things right through execution, and bringing innovations to full implementation. Design thinking focuses on empathetic understanding and involving stakeholders from different levels. Lean innovation advocates testing ideas quickly through small prototypes to get feedback and avoid spending on unwanted products. Agile development uses short development cycles and customer validation to adapt ideas until they deliver value. The document recommends using these methodologies together to foster disruptive innovation.
La privacy: un concetto oramai superato per la Generazione 2.0 ?Federico Capeci
Svogliati, incompetenti, senza valori, senza mordente: così vengono spesso descritti i nostri giovani. E poi c’è il web: che li distrae, li impigrisce, li allontana dalla vita reale e annichilisce le loro relazioni… Il libro di Federico Capeci "#Generazione 2.0" (F.Angeli, 2014) la vede in modo diverso. Partendo da una ricca mole di dati, l’autore propone una lettura del binomio giovani-web che, oltrepassando gli stereotipi, interpreta e riconosce l’originalità, le capacità, i valori e l’entusiasmo di un’intera generazione. Una generazione che si è costruita la sua identità nel mondo digitale, anzi nel partecipativo e collaborativo web 2.0.
Lo speech, quindi, illustrerà un nuovo paradigma per comprendere e dialogare con i giovani 2.0: Socialità, Trasparenza, Immediatezza, Libertà, Esperienza (in una parola: S.T.I.L.E.) sono gli elementi chiave che i genitori e le Istituzioni, il mondo della formazione e le imprese dovrebbero adottare per capirli e coinvolgerli."
This document discusses different methodologies for innovation, including design thinking, lean, and agile development. It emphasizes that innovation requires exploring problems before finding solutions, building the right thing through prototyping, building things right through execution, and bringing innovations to full implementation. Design thinking focuses on empathetic understanding and involving stakeholders from different levels. Lean innovation advocates testing ideas quickly through small prototypes to get feedback and avoid spending on unwanted products. Agile development uses short development cycles and customer validation to adapt ideas until they deliver value. The document recommends using these methodologies together to foster disruptive innovation.
IB&II held its first Fall Symposium at the Bloomberg L.P. Headquarters in New York on November 14, 2011.
Dan Doctoroff, President of Bloomberg L.P., opened the event, which featured 13 Italian SMEs from the mobile technology, cyber security and clean tech industries, who presented their innovative products to over 250 guests.
Prior to the company presentations, a group of leading business executives participated in a panel discussion addressing the questions: “Why invest in Italy now?”.
Panelists included: Fulvio Conti, CEO of Enel SpA, Ossama Bessada, CEO of Wind Telecomunicazioni SpA, Ron Spogli, former U.S. Ambassador to Italy and current Chairman of Innogest SGR, and Gianfranco Carbonato, Chairman of the Piedmont-Turin Industrial Association.
Date: November 14, 2011 at 9:00am - 1:00pm
Location: Bloomberg, L.P, New York
Bearing presentation on innovation driven competitive advantage - adc ci - ...Jörgen Eriksson
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Communitech is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1997 in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada to help start and grow tech companies. It is known as a global leader in innovation and provides resources and an ecosystem to support startups, mid-size companies, and large enterprises. The organization emphasizes the need for companies to innovate or risk becoming obsolete, and provides services like idea generation, building minimum viable products, and connecting companies within the ecosystem to help them rapidly translate ideas into action.
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Presentation identifying 20entrepreneurial_opportunities_in_norway_25102015Francis Stevens George
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1. The document discusses various ways to unlock the power of innovation through creativity, collaboration, embracing failure, and reframing problems.
2. It provides examples of innovations from different companies like Godrej, HDFC, HUL, Axis Bank, and ICICI Bank that improved products and services.
3. The document emphasizes that innovation is necessary to combat challenges like climate change and make renewable energy more affordable and accessible.
The document outlines the economic challenges facing Italy and calls for changes to address low productivity and competitiveness. It notes Italy's poor rankings in competitiveness and efficiency surveys. It calls for collaboration between private, public and government sectors to boost productivity among small- and medium-sized enterprises through cultural transformation, innovation, and simplifying business models. Strategic initiatives are proposed to engage all sectors in establishing goals and improving processes, products, and ecosystems through best practices.
The document provides an overview of La Meccanica, an Italian company that manufactures machinery for livestock feed, biomass, recycling, and fertilizers. It discusses La Meccanica's key values of innovation, customer focus, quality, transparency, and responsibility. It also highlights some of La Meccanica's products, projects, trade show appearances and certifications over the past 50+ years.
Incubators as platforms to support innovationPomcert
The document discusses the role of incubators in supporting innovation. It suggests that incubators should focus on developing solutions and products, not just technologies. Incubators can bridge gaps by actively supporting entrepreneurs, high-tech companies, and helping traditional companies transition. To foster new venture growth, incubators need funding sources and networks to connect startups to angels and serial entrepreneurs. Incubators can provide guidance, shared labs, and help startups internationalize and scale up. They should promote interaction with local industry and solve real problems. The conclusion discusses a new paradigm of the entrepreneurial university.
The document discusses various topics related to design and innovation including:
1. Three types of innovation - as a process, capability, and culture.
2. The challenges of discontinuous innovation and how a more flexible, interdisciplinary and concurrent workflow can help address these challenges.
3. The concept of convergence in areas like hardware/software and disciplines. How a convergent approach helped make the iPod successful.
4. The importance of both convergence and divergence in design and how marketing is shifting from a "push" to a "pull" model.
Place Marketing Forum 2016 is an international conference, organized each year by the Regional Attractiveness and Place Marketing Chaire of the Public Management Institut (Aix-Marseille University). The aim of this major conference is to present, share and reward the best worldwide practices in the field of place marketing.
30 French and international place marketing experts and professionals will take part in the 2016 Forum, which will gather more than 400 professionals from local authorities, development agencies and companies with an interest in regional development and territorial marketing issues. The forum will last two days and will take place at the Congress Centre of Aix-en-Provence.
The document discusses prototyping innovation and integrating change management. It addresses why innovation is important for companies and how innovation strategies can be optimized within a company's organizational structure. The author is Axel Quack, Vice President for Innovation and Head of the Innovation Lab at Pixelpark, who discusses lessons learned about Pixelpark's innovation strategy and integrating innovation through its structure.
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is an unforgettable adventure, blending stunning natural beauty with rich history. Over four days, trekkers traverse diverse landscapes, from lush cloud forests to high mountain passes, encountering ancient Inca ruins along the way. Each step brings you closer to the awe-inspiring sight of Machu Picchu, revealed at sunrise from the Sun Gate. The journey is challenging but incredibly rewarding, offering a profound sense of accomplishment. With its combination of breathtaking scenery and cultural significance, the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a must-do for those seeking an extraordinary adventure in Peru.
Prepare for cold weather rafting with proper gear: layering for warmth, insulated headgear, gloves, waterproof footwear, and essential accessories like sunglasses and sunscreen. Prioritize safety with a life jacket and maintain gear for optimal performance. Stay warm, dry, and ready for adventure on the rapids!
IB&II held its first Fall Symposium at the Bloomberg L.P. Headquarters in New York on November 14, 2011.
Dan Doctoroff, President of Bloomberg L.P., opened the event, which featured 13 Italian SMEs from the mobile technology, cyber security and clean tech industries, who presented their innovative products to over 250 guests.
Prior to the company presentations, a group of leading business executives participated in a panel discussion addressing the questions: “Why invest in Italy now?”.
Panelists included: Fulvio Conti, CEO of Enel SpA, Ossama Bessada, CEO of Wind Telecomunicazioni SpA, Ron Spogli, former U.S. Ambassador to Italy and current Chairman of Innogest SGR, and Gianfranco Carbonato, Chairman of the Piedmont-Turin Industrial Association.
Date: November 14, 2011 at 9:00am - 1:00pm
Location: Bloomberg, L.P, New York
Bearing presentation on innovation driven competitive advantage - adc ci - ...Jörgen Eriksson
This document discusses innovation driven competitive advantages and provides an agenda for the presentation. It discusses globalization and hypercompetition as drivers of the need for innovation. It defines innovation and describes different types. It emphasizes that innovation must span the entire business system, including products, business models, marketing and more. It discusses common gaps that companies face in corporate innovation efforts, such as lack of framework, focus on competition over differentiation, and restrictive culture and processes. It provides strategies for making corporate innovation more effective, including developing a clear strategy, using tools like blue ocean strategy and sweet spot analysis, and allowing time and space for creativity.
Communitech is a not-for-profit organization founded in 1997 in Kitchener-Waterloo, Ontario, Canada to help start and grow tech companies. It is known as a global leader in innovation and provides resources and an ecosystem to support startups, mid-size companies, and large enterprises. The organization emphasizes the need for companies to innovate or risk becoming obsolete, and provides services like idea generation, building minimum viable products, and connecting companies within the ecosystem to help them rapidly translate ideas into action.
Networking event with conference and exhibition about carsharing, bikesharing, parksharing, connected cars, autonomous driving, e-mobility, urban mobility and mobility services.
28 and 29. April 2016 in Milan, Italy.
This document summarizes Giovanni Battista Dagnino's presentation on entrepreneurship theory and evidence. The presentation includes discussions on strategic entrepreneurship, entrepreneurial opportunities, theories of entrepreneurship like the Schumpeterian approach, and entrepreneurial action in hypercompetitive environments. It also summarizes data on new firm formation in Italy and indicators for measuring entrepreneurial activity in established and new firms.
CloudCamp Milan 2009: Univ. Bocconi (EntER)Gabriele Bozzi
The document is an introduction to cloud computing for businesses presented by Francesco M. Sacco. It discusses the estimated $43 billion opportunity presented by cloud computing and some of the biggest trends driving IT spending decisions in 2009-2010, including cloud computing. It also outlines potential customer types for cloud computing, including start-ups, gaming/entertainment companies, small businesses, and enterprises.
TECNALIA is a research and technological development company located in Europe. It works with companies to help drive change through digital transformation. TECNALIA has over 1,400 professionals and focuses on developing technology to increase GDP. It provides services like R&D projects, laboratory testing, and developing investment opportunities to help companies increase their competitiveness through technology. TECNALIA's areas of technological specialization include areas like artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and materials science. It aims to help companies address challenges through collaboration.
Presentation identifying 20entrepreneurial_opportunities_in_norway_25102015Francis Stevens George
The document discusses identifying entrepreneurial opportunities in Norway. It outlines that opportunities can come from personal experiences, trends, market failures, or community needs. Specifically, it notes that Norway needs to diversify its economy away from oil given declining prices. Opportunities exist in healthcare like Oslo Cancer Cluster, biotech, and solving global problems. Demographic trends like an aging population and immigration also present opportunities in senior care services. New technologies like the Internet of Things could enable opportunities in data analysis, automation, and optimized resource usage.
1. The document discusses various ways to unlock the power of innovation through creativity, collaboration, embracing failure, and reframing problems.
2. It provides examples of innovations from different companies like Godrej, HDFC, HUL, Axis Bank, and ICICI Bank that improved products and services.
3. The document emphasizes that innovation is necessary to combat challenges like climate change and make renewable energy more affordable and accessible.
The document outlines the economic challenges facing Italy and calls for changes to address low productivity and competitiveness. It notes Italy's poor rankings in competitiveness and efficiency surveys. It calls for collaboration between private, public and government sectors to boost productivity among small- and medium-sized enterprises through cultural transformation, innovation, and simplifying business models. Strategic initiatives are proposed to engage all sectors in establishing goals and improving processes, products, and ecosystems through best practices.
The document provides an overview of La Meccanica, an Italian company that manufactures machinery for livestock feed, biomass, recycling, and fertilizers. It discusses La Meccanica's key values of innovation, customer focus, quality, transparency, and responsibility. It also highlights some of La Meccanica's products, projects, trade show appearances and certifications over the past 50+ years.
Incubators as platforms to support innovationPomcert
The document discusses the role of incubators in supporting innovation. It suggests that incubators should focus on developing solutions and products, not just technologies. Incubators can bridge gaps by actively supporting entrepreneurs, high-tech companies, and helping traditional companies transition. To foster new venture growth, incubators need funding sources and networks to connect startups to angels and serial entrepreneurs. Incubators can provide guidance, shared labs, and help startups internationalize and scale up. They should promote interaction with local industry and solve real problems. The conclusion discusses a new paradigm of the entrepreneurial university.
The document discusses various topics related to design and innovation including:
1. Three types of innovation - as a process, capability, and culture.
2. The challenges of discontinuous innovation and how a more flexible, interdisciplinary and concurrent workflow can help address these challenges.
3. The concept of convergence in areas like hardware/software and disciplines. How a convergent approach helped make the iPod successful.
4. The importance of both convergence and divergence in design and how marketing is shifting from a "push" to a "pull" model.
Place Marketing Forum 2016 is an international conference, organized each year by the Regional Attractiveness and Place Marketing Chaire of the Public Management Institut (Aix-Marseille University). The aim of this major conference is to present, share and reward the best worldwide practices in the field of place marketing.
30 French and international place marketing experts and professionals will take part in the 2016 Forum, which will gather more than 400 professionals from local authorities, development agencies and companies with an interest in regional development and territorial marketing issues. The forum will last two days and will take place at the Congress Centre of Aix-en-Provence.
The document discusses prototyping innovation and integrating change management. It addresses why innovation is important for companies and how innovation strategies can be optimized within a company's organizational structure. The author is Axel Quack, Vice President for Innovation and Head of the Innovation Lab at Pixelpark, who discusses lessons learned about Pixelpark's innovation strategy and integrating innovation through its structure.
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is an unforgettable adventure, blending stunning natural beauty with rich history. Over four days, trekkers traverse diverse landscapes, from lush cloud forests to high mountain passes, encountering ancient Inca ruins along the way. Each step brings you closer to the awe-inspiring sight of Machu Picchu, revealed at sunrise from the Sun Gate. The journey is challenging but incredibly rewarding, offering a profound sense of accomplishment. With its combination of breathtaking scenery and cultural significance, the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu is a must-do for those seeking an extraordinary adventure in Peru.
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2. SUMMARY
CHARACTERISTICS OF SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES
THE STORY OF THE CREATOR OF MODERN TOURISM
PROBLEMS, COMPETITORS AND STRATEGIES NOWADAYS
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
3. CONSIDERATIONS ON SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES
• An understanding of what people want or need
• An ability to satisfy this need and do so better and
before anyone else does
AT THE RIGHT MOMENT
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
4. CONSIDERATIONS ON SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES
FINDING THE BEST WAY
SUCCESSFUL ORDINARY
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
5. CONSIDERATIONS ON SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES
THE FOCUS MOVED FROM
PRODUCT CUSTOMERS
PRICE
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
6. CONSIDERATIONS ON SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES
COMPANIES OPERATING AS MONOPOLIES
OFTEN CONTINUE CREATING PRODUCTS THAT ARE
VERY DISTANT FROM PEOPLE’S NEEDS
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
7. THOMAS COOK’S HISTORY
THOMAS COOK 1808 - 1892
- founder of today's worldwide travel company
- the pioneer of popular tourism
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
8. THOMAS COOK’S HISTORY
The beginning (1841 )
• about 500 “temperance” members
• from Leicester to Loughboroug and back by railway
• one shilling per person included rail tickets and food.
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
9. THOMAS COOK’S HISTORY
His tours: Britain, Europe (1855) and America (1865)
• tickets at low prices
• all inclusive journey
• the forerunner of the modern holiday brochure
1869: first party up the Nile
1872: a tour around the world
(America, China and India)
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
10. THOMAS COOK’S HISTORY
He developed two important travel systems:
• the hotel coupon (1868)
• his circular note (1874)
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
11. THOMAS COOK’S HISTORY
Thomas Cook company became Europe second-largest
tour operator
- 19 million customers a year
- 33,000 employees in a lot of countries
- 3,000 travel agencies
- 46 hotels
- a fleet of 97 planes.
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
12. THOMAS COOK’S HISTORY
http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/cook/
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
13. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
• And today ? What’s the future
for a tourism company ?
• New technologies and new
media are changing the world
around us
• The world become «shrunk»
• A click away and you can book
your own wonderful holiday
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
14. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
People are increasingly
creating their own holidays
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
15. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
It’s as simple as that !
Expedia.com
Edreams.com
Ryanair.com
Tripadvisor.com
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
16. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
Economic Crisis and a global
demand recession
• Financial inability
• Job uncertainty
• Company saving measures
on business travel
Do the tourist companies have
a future ?
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
17. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
• Cheaper accomodation alternatives
• A reduction in the number and lenght of business trips
• A partial substitutions with video and telephone
conference
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
18. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
• Demand of luxury and
long range destinations is
following the same trend
• Political and civil conflicts
• Epidemic Influenza
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
19. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
Do the tourist
companies have a
future ?
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
20. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
- A new strategy for a new
business model !
According to Arthur D.Little
Global Management Consulting
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
21. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
1. Differentiation from competitors
(services and targets)
2. Smart pricing approach
3. Innovation and Customers Services
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
22. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
Thomas Cook is an emblematic case
• Wrong strategies: an excessive
focus on dimension?
• Wrong Financial allocation, almost
to the point of BANKRUPTCY?
http://www.treccani.it/enciclopedia/cook/
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
23. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
The New interim
chairman Sam
Weihagen had to
close 200 shops
and cut around
1000 Jobs
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24. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
• Niche and exclusive
business rather than the
traditional package
holiday
• New rules, new strategy,
new technology
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
25. FINAL CONSIDERATIONS
We are living in an
economic crisis and
cultural transformation
The point, however
difficult, is to
understand how
dynamics work and
what move should be
made
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26. FINAL CONDISERATIONS
So the question
is: Could investing
in emotions and
organization be
the winner
strategy ?
Offering ORGANIZED SAFETY DREAMS !
“SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIES” by Matteo Ronci, Elisabetta Principato and Mattia Valloni
27. GLOSSARY
To arrange for
To negotiate with another individual in regard to a purchase and sale [Contrattare]
To book
Make a reservation [Prenotare]
To bring the bottom line back in the black
[Riportare il bilancio in positive]
Brochure
A small booklet often containing promotional material or product information [Opuscolo]
Carriage
A railroad passenger car [Carrozza]
Charge
The price asked for something [Spesa, Costo]
Core Business
An idealized construct intended to express that organization's "main" or "essential"
activity [Attività principale, il nucleo del business]
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28. GLOSSARY
To Counter competition
An act, or a performance in a direction opposite to a person or thing [Contrastare la
concorrenza]
Counterfoil
The part of a check or other commercial paper retained by the issuer as a record of a
transaction [Talloncino]
Detachable
Designed to be unfastened or disconnected without damage [Staccabile]
Do-it-yourself activity
Describe making something without the aid of experts or professionals [Fai da te]
Downturn
A tendency downward, especially in business or economic activity [Calo, declino,
regressione]
Drawbacks
A disadvantage or inconvenience [Inconveniente]
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29. GLOSSARY
Forerunner
A person who goes before of another [Precursore]
Lounge
A living room [Salotto]
Niche
A special area of demand for a product or service [Nicchia]
Party
A group of people who have gathered to participate in an activity [Gruppo]
To pave
To make progress or development easier [Spianare la strada (per qualcosa )]
To Shrink
To become or cause to become smaller in size [Restringere]
Short haul
A short distance [A breve distanza]
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30. GLOSSARY
Steamer
A vehicle, machine, or engine driven by steam [Battello a vapore]
To Stem
To have or take origin or descent [Derivare]
Trait
A distinguishing feature, as of a person's character [Caratteristica]
FONTS
Web
http://www.thomascook.com/about-us/thomas-cook-history
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Cook
http://www.travelweekly.co.uk
Books
Business issues by Michael Black (B1.2)
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