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bleisure travel

bleisure travel

7.1
A trip that mixes business with free time on the same visit
  • noun
  • /ˈbliːʒər ˈtrævəl/
  • Jargon
translation icon : viaje de bleisure
  • She extended her business trip into a bleisure travel experience by exploring the city over the weekend.

Examples

  • Many companies now encourage bleisure travel to enhance work-life balance for their employees.

  • The rise of remote work has made bleisure travel more accessible than ever before.

  • I love bleisure travel because it allows me to explore new cities.

  • Have you ever tried bleisure travel during your business trips?

  • She extended her business trip into a bleisure travel experience by exploring the city over the weekend.

  • Many companies now encourage bleisure travel to enhance work-life balance for their employees.

  • The rise of remote work has made bleisure travel more accessible than ever before.

How Leisurely

holiday
  • UK
627 1.0
to trip
17 1.0
bleisure travel
  • Jargon
7.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

bleisure + travel

The phrase is a blend of 'business' + 'leisure' combined with 'travel', so its meaning 'travel that combines business and leisure activities' is partly inferable from the parts. However, 'bleisure' is a nonce portmanteau (not a standard morpheme) and may be unfamiliar or orthographically opaque to B1 learners, so the relation is only partially predictable without prior exposure.

Etymology

Bleisure travel comes from mixing the words business and leisure, so imagine someone packing a briefcase and a beach towel for the same trip. That's why it means travelling for both 'work' and 'free time'.