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1. Allows industries to gain corporate/professional certification by passing tests

2. Major player in the convention industry has five responsibilities refer to page 380

3. A card game in which participants play against each other instead of the casino

4. A gala diner-dance event whose purpose is to raise funds toward a group or charity

5. Wagering of money or other valuables on the outcome of a game or other events

6. Country Clubs -City Clubs -Professional Clubs -Social -Athletic -Dining -University -Military -Yacht -Fraternal -Proprietary

7. Document used by meeting planner - manager - and meeting staff - has name date and contact person for meeting

8. Details the production assistance the act will need when arriving at the facility

9. Federal act that created a statutory basis for the operation of gaming by Indian tribes in order to promote tribal economic development - self-sufficiency and strong tribal governments

10. Dont run tours - sell other people tours

11. Potential visitor

12. Small groups of the market with defined characteristics

13. An event held mainly to promote informational exchanges among trade people. A large exhibition in which the presentation is the main attraction - as well as being a source of revenue for an exhibitor

14. An event held mainly to promote informational exchanges among trade people. A large exhibition in which the presentation is the main attraction as well as a source of revenue for the exhibitor

15. Helps maintain standards by having fellow employee coach trainees- best way to quickly learn by trial and error

16. Have club house - golf course - and other recreational facilities

17. An industry that employs professionals who work together to provide a broad range of services to create special events

18. Workshop-type educational experience in which attendees learn by doing

19. A process employees must do when leaving work station

20. Given to new people to a job - designed to show correct way of doing a task

21. A generic term referring to any size business or professional meeting being held in one specific location and the group of members who assemble to accomplish a specific goal

22. Events that include weddings - engagement parties - and holiday functions

23. Refers to one subset of the gaming industry - that is - the casino industry.

24. A large display of products and services available for purchase - promotion information exchange among trade people

25. An event at which a particular subject is discussed by experts and opinions are gathered

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