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These changes have comprised a finely-tuned strategy that permits the consolidation and effectuation of our principal activities, the assimilation of financial crisis downturns and the maintenance of balanced management of assets and liquidity to ensure continued performance and sustained growth," he added.
Representatives from Latvia's Tour Agents' Association and the Hotel Association of Latvia encouraged private businesses to get engaged in the effectuation of the new brand, by offering new ideas and products.
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