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West Java school trips ban sparks economic concerns

Restricting schools from going on field trips may impact businesses in West Java and other regions often picked as destinations for such trips, according to a representative from the tour and travel agencies association.

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West Java school trips ban sparks economic concerns All together now: A group of elementary school students are seen on a field trip in this undated photo. (Shutterstock/Putri MoRaa)

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