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10 Tips for Better Business Travel

There's no place like home.  Unfortunately, there are those who must travel in their jobs and are expected to perform at their maximum level regardless of jetlag, lost luggage, lost sleep and arguments with the cab driver.  There are ways to avoid problems and arrive at your destination at the top of your game and feeling great.  

1.  Plan ahead.  Sure this is a no-brainer, but give it some serious thought.  Be a good Boy Scout and be prepared by completing any presentations early and pack the night before you leave.  Family matters should be resolved early so you get a good night's sleep before traveling.  Confirm your plane reservations and arrive at the airport early.  

2.  Check with your credit card company to see if they add a surcharge to foreign currency or ATM transactions.  Many add an additional 2 to 3 percent.

3.  Things to carry? A big wallet that can hold tickets, credit cards, passport and receipts all in one place.  Pack a pen and have scratch paper handy for making notes.  Always carry some cash - including coins in case your cell phone won't work.

4. If you carry lots of metal things in your jacket pockets like phone, keys, coins and pens, it saves a lot of time and hassle to simply remove your jacket and place it on the conveyor belt when going through airport security instead of placing each item in the plastic tray.  

5. Arrange a transfer from your airport destination to your hotel before you leave home.  Determine the approximate cost and time of the transportation to avoid arriving late.

6.  Always carry on your laptop.  Yes, even if you don't plan to use it in flight, you'll have the peace of mind that it's okay and by your side.  You can relax knowing the baggage handlers can toss around somebody else's expensive computer.  

7.  If you're flying to another time zone, change your watch to that zone's time as you take off.  You'll feel better if you adapt quickly to the new time even if it means going to bed sooner than you want.

8.  If you're spending several consecutive nights in the same hotel, take this opportunity to do laundry.  If you packed light, as you should, this might be necessary.

9.  Exercise and get a good night's sleep.  A recent study revealed that business travelers who exercised while on a trip performed up to 61% better than those who didn't.

10.  If you must take a cab, negotiate fares up front.  If you wait until you've reached your destination, you're at the cab driver's mercy.

Lastly, find time to relax and smile even if you should encounter a couple of rough spots.  A stress free business traveler is a happy business traveler and one who performs better at his or her job.