Let’s face it; travelling on business isn’t always as glamorous as it may sound! Granted, it may involve first class flights and five star accommodation on the majority of instances but when you look at the tight schedules and the fact that there’s often no time to go exploring (it really is all about meetings and conferences), it starts to become less appealing.
Too many people assume that business travelling means the odd meeting in a morning followed by an afternoon hitting the high-end shops and an evening being wined and dined…if only! Of course, for some that’s how it rolls but for many, there’s nothing overly exciting and far too much stress!
There is, however, things which you can do to help make your business trip that little more enjoyable and a little less stressful and we were recently shared this fantastic infographic which offer ’21 Travel Hacks Which Every Business Traveller Needs To Know.’ As such, we thought we’d share it with you, our readers!
There is, however, things which you can do to help make your business trip that little more enjoyable and a little less stressful and we were recently shared this fantastic infographic which offer ’21 Travel Hacks Which Every Business Traveller Needs To Know.’ As such, we thought we’d share it with you, our readers!
To summarise our own favourites from the list of 21:
Learn The Local Etiquette!
There’s nothing worse than heading out for a bite to earn and not knowing whether or not you’re meant to leave a tip and if you are, how much! Take the time to learn the local etiquette and you’ll be in a far better position to avoid embarrassment!
Invest In A Mobile Power Pack
There’s nothing worse than being away and finding that your mobile has died! For many travelling on business, being able to use their phone is essential and knowing that a re-charge is quick and simple is welcomed! A mobile power pack shouldn’t cost a fortune and is well worth every penny.
Apply For An International Driving Permit
If you’re planning on driving whilst abroad, ensure you’ve got your international driving permit. So long as you take your own driving licence with you, having an IDP will allow you to drive in more than 150 countries.
At the end of the day, by knowing a few simple hacks, each and every trip can be that bit less stressful and, hopefully a little more enjoyable!
At the end of the day, by knowing a few simple hacks, each and every trip can be that bit less stressful and, hopefully a little more enjoyable!
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