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Business travel was never designed to be fun. Often you find yourself rushing to an airport, getting off in another city, jumping in a cab, going to a hotel, meeting in the hotel’s conference room, jumping back in a cab, and the next thing you know you are sitting in the office. You may have just visited one of the most beautiful, culture-rich cities in the world and never even knew it.
But times are changing. Many people who need to travel on business are becoming “bleisure” travelers, a term used to define professionals who mix vacation, or leisure, time with business.
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