Originally from South Carolina, Elizabeth moved to New York City from London, the place she began her career as a travel blogger and writer. By our definition, Blurred Travel doesn’t exclude previous mergers of leisure and business, corresponding to bleisure or digital nomadism. Instead, we see these as quintessential parts of the larger Blurred Travel development. We coin this new class “Blurred Travel,” a time period describing the more and more blurred strains between leisure vacations and skilled work trips. It is difficult to outline the tourism business, as unlike with other industries, there is not one clear product. It…