Even the most seasoned travelers make mistakes from time to time. We are human after all. And although some situations are completely unavoidable and beyond our control—like flight delays and crappy weather—you can help reduce your risk by thinking and planning ahead. To help ensure you’re as prepared as possible on the road, here are
Business travel can be exhausting. Between jam-packed schedules and back-to-back meetings, traveling for work often requires travelers to rush around, with no time to breathe. And while we love coffee as much as the next business traveler, it takes more than caffeine to stay energized while traveling. From eating healthy and staying active, to maintaining
Most of us are creatures of habit. We tend to wake up at the same time, commute to work at the same time, eat meals at the same time, work out at the same time, and go to sleep at the same time. Whether you’re traveling for business or leisure—or both—our daily routines are thrown off.
Business travel isn’t exactly the most conducive to a healthy lifestyle. Between fast-food stops at the airport, steak dinners with clients, and post-conference drinks with co-workers, the vices of fatty foods and alcohol seem to be lurking behind every corner while on the road. Any athlete could tell you that healthy foods and proper hydration
Between jetlag, back-to-back meetings, and endless running around, business travel is often seen as a headache. Not only does it take you from the office, it removes you from your daily routine. However, despite the hustle, traveling for work can be an enjoyable, even rejuvenating experience. At its core, travel is a great way to see