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PRINCIPALS OF ICT
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Communication
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Miami
New York
Barcelona
Rome
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2414
2151
620
654
1459.75
Travel Insurance (£ )
28.24
28.24
28.24
28.24
28.24
Car Hire(£ )
250.24
250.24
339.62
268.94
277.26
Hotel (£ )
3907
3327
2774
10193
5050.25
Airport transfers (£ )
17.28
20.13
25.13
33.67
24.0525
Total (£ )
6616.76
5776.61
3786.99
11177.9
6839.5525
Expedia UK (Brussels Airlines)
Miami
New York
Barcelona
Rome
Average Costs
Ticket to and from (£ )
1176
1520.02
345.6
381.52
855.785
Car...
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