The Busy Business Traveller Blog

We regularly work with corporate travel agencies and one of the things their client’s regularly complain about, is how they struggle to sleep on a plane and then have to be fresh and ready for that early morning business meeting. We found this great blog with a few super-easy tips to help you nod off at a few thousand miles in the air. While a few lucky folks can pass out easily upon takeoff, for most of us, quality in-flight sleep is a struggle. And that can lead to exhaustion and several nights of playing catch-up when you arrive at your final destination. Beyond the tips you likely already know—invest in earplugs, an eyemask, and a pillow; wear comfy clothing; and book a first class ticket with a lie-flat seat (#lifegoals)—here are more ways you can rest en route. 10 Secrets for In-Flight Sleep 1. Score a window seat. If you can reserve a window seat, lean against and rest your head on the side of the plane. (It's a lot easier than trying to fall asleep on a nec...

Whether it is a man or woman, they have to take some precautionary steps while traveling for their safety. Women, especially, have to travel smart because they are more vulnerable. As a woman, when you are in a new place and among strange people, you should be aware of how to keep yourself safe and away from harm. Here are some safety tips that will help you stay safe when you travel. Hotels When making online hotel booking, choose wisely. Even if you have to choose budget hotels ensure that they are in safe neighborhoods. When in doubt, rather choose an experience business travel agency to help you with your bookings. The rooms should have a peep hole or a camera, so that you can see who is visiting. Do not give your room number to anyone including a cab driver or acquaintances. Also, instruct the receptionist to call you if there is a visitor and not to send the visitor to your room. Always meet people in the hotel lobby. Do not opt for rooms that are too close t...