Whether you’re flying or driving to your business destination it’s costing more and more to get there and back - and that eats into the bottom line of profit.  There are many obvious solutions, which include using a motorcycle, bicycle, more fuel efficient car, public transportation or you could even walk.

Some businesses are resorting more to shipping their products and following up by phone and encouraging their employees to become less car and travel dependent.  When possible, the face-to-face business call is becoming a thing of the past. Read more

Getting ready for a trip means that you will have to  take great care in planning all aspects of your vacation.  This requires that you  carefully research your travel options.  You will want to make sure that you everything fits within a scheduled itinerary.  But do you plan for unexpected events?  You should.

Traveling these days comes with risks and unforeseen events.  There are certain unexpected events that can happen on any trip which cannot be planned for. Unexpectedly your vacation may be ruined by severe illness, accidents, robbery, natural disaster or any other number of events. However, Sainsbury travel insurance will be able help you deal with these situations without losing a lot of the money you invested in your trip. Sainsbury travel insurance  can help you understand the different types of travel insurance that are available.  You can then decide what coverage you need and avoid spending money on excessive coverage that you won’t need. Read more

If you are part of a business that operates on a national or international level, then you may find yourself traveling for business reasons on a regular basis.  In many cases, you may find that you are traveling with several colleagues, and may want to use that travel time to get a little work done so you fully ready for your meetings when you arrive.

Business jet charters make is easy and convenient to have a business meeting or a conference while you are on the move.  This is something that is often not possible on a commercial airline – sometimes just for practicality reasons, and sometimes just because you do not want to discuss business details in a cabin full of strangers. For this reason, a business jet charters  are an ideal option for business travelers who need a little space and privacy to work while in the air. Read more

The Transportation Security Administration recently changed the regulations regarding what is and is not allowed in carry on business travel luggage for air travel.  This article will look at the new rules, and what they mean for you as a business traveler.

Many major airlines now have a special checkpoint for the business traveler, with a designated line in the checkpoint area.  You should check with your local airport to see if this is the case there, as if you end up in the wrong line you could miss your flight. Read more

Even those working in small businesses are finding that they need to travel more and more frequently as the internet opens up a wider range of markets.  Business trips can be quite stressful, especially if you are new to working on the move, but hopefully the following business travel tips will help you make the most of your travel time, and perhaps even enjoy the travel along the way. Read more

If you travel for work related reasons it is worth getting business travel insurance.  Business travel insurance offers all the benefits you would expect from regular travel insurance, as well as special business related benefits such as car rental coverage, and coverage for interrupted trips and time wasted on the journey.

Similarly to holiday travel insurance, you can get business insurance for single trips, or as an annual policy.  It is often possible to get business travel insurance at a cheaper rate than for standard travelers, although international travel insurance can be more expensive than insurance for domestic travel. Read more

In most cases, with travel insurance, you buy the policy for the trip that you are about to take, just before you go.  Yet, with home insurance, for example, you usually buy a years worth of insurance at a time.  This makes sense for home insurance, as you want continual coverage, but wouldn't a frequent traveler want the same with their travel insurance?  Fortunately, many insurance companies now offer annual travel travel insurance too. Read more

Business trips are like a two edged sword, You often have to sacrifice precious time away from your family in order to comply with your work and business obligations.   Even though you work is very important, shouldn’t there be a way to achieve more balance?

Apparently, many people are beginning to think so.  Corporate America is becoming  more flexible and is allowing employees more freedom in juggling  their office duties with family life.  What a refreshing phenomena!

Here are some interesting statistics.  The National Business Travel Association states that 62 percent of U.S. business travelers have started to add a leisure component their business trips.  How are they doing that?  They simply take a family member of a friend along when they travel for business.  Business trips no longer mean all  work and no play, long days in business meetings followed by lonely nights in a hotel room.  A new [tag-cat]business travel[/tag-cat] era is here. Read more