How to Have Fun On a Business Trip

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If you travel for more than one hour, you can get more work done with an WiFi connection. But even if WiFi isn’t an option on your flight, catchup o offline tasks is also a great use of that otherwise wasted time locked in a plane.

F LY O N W I F I - E N A B L E D F L I G H T S1 .

Besides knowing how much time you will spend in your meeting, you should also prepare for the whole stay and be in control of your time.

M A P Y O U R T R I P2 .

If you have some breaks between meetings, you have two options: You can review for your next meeting or, if you got that done beforehand, you can take a nice break at a local coffee or park and chill-out for a few minutes.

TA K E A D VA N TA G E O F D O W N T I M E3 .

OK, you are on a business trip, but you don’t need to work all day. Save a few hours to see the city, or network with your clients in a different setting. Enjoy your stay.

TA K E T I M E T O R E L A X4 .

Establish you communication needs: you have to bring an external phone charger (dead phones are useless during a trip!)

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