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New Era of Business Travel: Tips from Condé Nast Traveler and Wired Editors

CBS New YorkSeptember 5, 20254 min1,121 views
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Prioritizing Work Over Leisure

  • 🎯 Focus on your work as the primary reason for the trip; otherwise, you may not be sent on future business travel.
  • 💡 While enjoying downtime is good, it should be secondary to completing your assigned tasks.

Strategic Downtime and Rest

  • 😴 Rest and pamper yourself in the hotel during off-hours, especially if you are jet-lagged or exhausted.
  • 🛀 Utilizing hotel amenities like room service and baths can be a valid way to enjoy your business trip and maintain health.

Smart Flight Booking Strategies

  • ✈️ Avoid booking redeye flights that require you to work immediately upon arrival; aim to arrive the night before to settle in.
  • 💻 Traveling during working hours should be minimized to ensure consistent Wi-Fi access and an easier overall experience.

Leveraging Frequent Travel Perks

  • 🌟 Accumulate miles and hotel points by sticking to specific airlines and hotel chains to potentially pay for personal vacations.
  • 🔑 Frequent flying can lead to rewards, upgrades, and free travel, making business trips more beneficial long-term.

Expensing Hotel Services

  • 👔 Check with your employer about expensing services like hotel laundry or steam/press to maintain a professional appearance.
  • 🧳 These services can be particularly helpful for those traveling with carry-on luggage.
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