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===Vacation=== There are three vacation destinations in ''Bon Voyage'': Three Lakes (the mountain [[woodland]]), Takemizu Village (the [[Far East]]) and Twikkii Island (the [[beach]]). The player can choose to take a single Sim, or a group on a vacation to one of these areas. While on vacation, Sims do not have to work or go to school. Each destination has its own secret lot which can be found by getting a secret map. One of the ways a player can get a map is by digging on terrain. Players can also create custom destinations or buy vacation homes. There are many new [[Non-player character|NPC]]s including [[ninja]]s, [[pirate]]s, [[fire dancing|fire dancer]]s, local chefs, various hotel staff, etc. Sims can learn different things such as dances, massage and gestures from the locals at vacation destinations. There are also tours that Sims can go on. Random chance cards can be answered which determine the outcome of the tour. There are also several souvenirs that Sims can buy that are different to each vacation destination. The new oddity in ''The Sims 2 Bon Voyage'' is Bigfoot, and he is able to move in with Sims. After returning home from a successful vacation, a Sim may receive some temporary vacation bonuses, like an extra want, or improved job performance. A less successful vacation might cause [[jet lag]] instead. An option called "Real Estate" can be selected and the Sim can purchase a Vacation Home in the destination of their choice.
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