
Tips For Traveling Businesspeople

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By Anne 6 Comments
Anne dreams of financial independence and is working her way towards it, whilst still enjoying life. She has a penchant for gift giving, which got her started with her first blog, Unique Gifter. She also loves money (who doesn't?) and needed an outlet to discuss it. Her likes? Seafood, figure skating, road cycling and skater shoes.
You made it all the way to the bottom! Thanks so much for reading.
Did you know that The Bottom is the name of a town on the island of Saba, in the Caribbean? I went there on a trip once.
The other bottoms I think about are my own bottom, and the bottom of the champagne bottle. Often when I find the bottom of the champagne bottle, my own bottom grows. Funny, that.
Thanks for reading!
- Anne
My international travel has always been recreational. Four wonderful countries. I enjoyed two weeks in Costa Rica with a backpack. Traveling light allowed me the freedom to get outside easily, without the stress of packing up. You really can’t put a price on freedom. It costs me nothing to pack light and usually results in a more enjoyable trip. Unfortunately bacon doesn’t travel well.
I love traveling for business actually. If I ever stop traveling full time for work, I know I’ll have to find a job that at least lets me travel a little. Every time I’ve gone cold turkey, I wound up hating my job.
I agree with packing everything in your carry on – there are few trips where that can’t be accomplished and it makes life a lot less stressful. I also invested in a couple of packing cubes lately that have made packing so much easier. I wish I’d done it years ago.
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That’s awesome 🙂 So many people hate it. It’s good that you like it, because your work is soooo much travel.
I am intrigued about the packing cubes. Are they really that more awesome? Maybe I should ask for some for Christmas.
Whenever I will be on travel, I assure that I have a list prepared of things I’d need. If I am on travel for seven days, I have prepared things for only 8 days so that I have spare things just in case I something unexpected happens.
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I’m all for making a good impession. I always try to adapt to different cultures and do things their way 🙂 Nothing peeves me more when I’m abroad and I can spot someone for sticking out in a negative way. Great tips!
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Taking time for tourism is a great idea. It’s a shame for any businessperson to have to skip seeing the local sights for a few hours during a trip abroad. Great post!
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