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How to Make the Most of a Business Trip: A Guide

Gerard Palmer by Gerard Palmer
January 5, 2025
in Business
How to Make the Most of a Business Trip: A Guide

People tend to have varying opinions when it comes to business trips. On the one hand, some people love business trips because they see them as a free vacation. On the other hand, some people may hate having to be away from their family for work. 

No matter which category you fall in, if you have to go on a business trip, it’s bound to be more enjoyable if you make the most of it. Luckily, this post is here to share how you can do this.

Find good accommodation and get settled

Living out of a suitcase might be okay for a trip that only lasts a day or two, but for longer trips, you should definitely unpack and get settled. This will help you feel much more organized. 

Of course, if you have the option to choose your own accommodation, your first instinct might be to look for the fanciest hotel you can find. Again, this is great for short trips, but if you will be away on a long business trip, options like these short-term rentals, Toronto may be a better fit for you, as you will be able to settle in and create a productive environment.

Spend some time sightseeing

If you will be visiting a new area for work anyway, you might as well make the most of your time there and do some sightseeing. 

You can try to squeeze these in between your work events, or you can spend a day or two extra in the city and really take your time to explore it. If you will be spending some of your work trip traveling and sightseeing, you should consider looking into some travel safety tips to help you stay safe while going on your various adventures.

Network

One of the biggest benefits of work trips is the fact that so many people will be gathered in one place. This often includes people who are high up in the company you work for.

Of course, some people may view this as a negative, but the truth is that this offers you the perfect opportunity to get some networking done. You will be able to build better relationships with other people in the industry, and you never know where this could lead. Click here for some effective networking skills that you can implement on your next work trip.

Stick to your routine where you can

It may be tempting to simply view your work trip as a holiday, but the truth is that if you entirely let go of all your routines while away, you will have a much harder time getting into the swing of things once you’re home.

That being said, you will naturally have some deviations from your routine – you may go to bed a bit later or spend more time eating out – but you should still try to implement some form of routine where you can. You can go for a walk every day if you are used to exercising or even just keep up your skincare routine. These small routines will make it much easier for you to adjust once you return from your trip.

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Gerard Palmer

Gerard Palmer

I'm a content writer, author and blogger with years of experience in writing, researching and editing content. I've written for various websites on topics that include business, technology, education and more. I also enjoy blogging about my thoughts on life as well as the latest happenings around the world. Currently living in the US, but I enjoy exploring new places while traveling solo or sometimes with my partner. Books are one of my favorite things to do while on holiday because it gives me an excuse not to talk!

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