With leisure travel, you are representing only yourself. However, with business travel, you are representing your company. The impressions you impart may determine your future business relationship with those you are visiting. Attire Your attire choices will play a major part in how you are viewed. However, if time allows, dress in comfortable clothes to reduce stress and help you keep focused on your objectives. These should still appear conservative, like slacks, a neat shirt/blouse, and a jacket/blazer. Avoid clothing that wrinkles or clings. Track the weather and dress accordingly. Dress slightly more formal than your counterparts do. Pack an extra outfit just in case: unexpected meeting, unplanned trip extension, and mishaps. Transportation & Technology Expect delays: pack makeup, backup battery charger (if allowed), antibacterial gel/sheets, noise-canceling headphones, pen and paper, business cards, and brea...
Business, Career, & Financial Advice by Award-Winning Writer/Author & Etiquette Consultant Rebecca Black