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Nearly eight in 10 business travelers between 18 and 34 say they are more likely to gamble, use illicit substances, get into a car with a stranger or ignore local safety advice when away from home, according to a survey by World Travel Protection.
Only 20% of respondents say they behave in the same way on the road as they would at home, the data showed, with younger business travelers especially prone to taking chances, often in ways that increase personal risk.
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