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The Sims 2: Bon Voyage and The Sims 3: World Adventures are both based on the concept of traveling, but there are several differences.

Bigfoot
Vacation memento
Tai chi (replaced by Martial Arts)
Multiple hotels of various cost and standard; World Adventures merely contains one no-cost base camp.
Bellhop and housekeeper NPCs for hotel room services
Unsavory Charlatan
Local dance styles (Hula, Slap dance)
Voodoo doll (returns as premium content in The Sims 3 Store)
Fire dance and fire dancer NPC
Log rolling
Vacation benefits (replaced by a positive moodlet when arriving home)
Jet lag
Saunas (Returns as premium content for Sunlit Tides.)
Massage tables (Also returned as premium content from Sunlit Tides.)
The ability to swim on beaches (Returned in Seasons / Patch 42 )
Campfire (There is a fire pit introduced in the base game, and has a similar use.)

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	[[The Sims 2: Bon Voyage]] and [[The Sims 3: World Adventures]] are both based on the concept of traveling, but there are several differences.		''[[The Sims 2: Bon Voyage]]'' and ''[[The Sims 3: World Adventures]]'' are both based on the concept of traveling, but there are several differences.

	==Features in both==		==Features in both==