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What is the difference between leisure and business tourism?

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I travel the world constantly for work, and from my experience there is no business tourism. leisure tourism, you can do what ever you want, see what ever you want WHEN ever you want. business trips you don't typically get those opportunities. i spend my time in different auto factories around the world, but every job is different.

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