Could anybody tell me “exposure visit” means “go sightseeing”?
Thanks.
I don’t think so; it sounds more like an introductory visit for business purposes. Have you no context?
With a certain context, the phrase can refer to a visit for the visiter(s) to expose themselves to something = to go through a personal experience of something.
Hi ThanhTran,
‘Exposure visit’ could easily be misinterpreted. It seems to be an expression that has been so compressed that it has no real meaning.
Alan
I mean, for example, in an official letter from an A company to a B embassy, it’s written that:" We would like to propose an exposure visit for our delegation at C company in B (country) …"
‘Exposure visit’ would carry no meaning for me.
Perhaps ‘introductory visit’ would be appropriate.
Yes, or what I said - to expose A Company’s employees (perhaps lower management) to B’s culture, as the company might do for trainees in an international division. There are SIMILAR USES on Google.
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