Business Travel 101 is a series from a couple of years ago about making that first business trip as easy and successful as possible. I’ve re-tooled the series, and now it’s more comprehensive than ever! It covers everything a new business traveler needs to know for that initial trip, including essential tips for packing, security,…
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3 small tricks to make business travel easier
This week’s post is about three small scale changes that will make business travel SO much easier. But first…. Thank you SO MUCH to everyone who filled out the survey last week. I got a ton of valuable feedback and information about what you all need help on, and have mapped out content for the…
10 Common Flying Etiquette Complaints and How to Address Them (Part 2)
10 Common Flying Etiquette Complaints and How to Address Them (Part 2) First off…. I’m planning out my content for the next six months and need your help! I’m working on new blog content, courses, workbooks, workshops and more because I’m super excited to help make business travel easier for all of you lovely people.…
10 Common Flying Etiquette Complaints and How to Address Them (Part 1)
Last week I asked my Facebook followers what other passengers do that bothers them the most. While I am quite aware that people feel very strongly about some of the etiquette infractions they experience while flying, I wasn’t truly prepared for the onslaught of responses. There is a lot of frustration built up out there!…
Keep your hair to yourself during travel
You may read this and think, travel etiquette…for hair? Don’t people know to that it’s common sense to keep your hair to yourself during travel? One might hope so, but every trip I see people out there who need a little help in the etiquette department. So here are a few tips for how to…
Airplane etiquette
For those who don’t travel regularly, it’s not always easy to know what the etiquette rules are. On the flip side, for those who have traveled frequently for years, it’s easy to forget the rules and be annoyed by those infrequent travelers. I wrote about the most common situations where a little etiquette goes a…
Airplane etiquette from Jezebel’s Etiquette Monster
One of the reasons I started this blog a bazillion years ago was to help people with etiquette while they’re traveling, especially while in the air. When you’re stuck in a flying metal tube with two hundred strangers it never hurts to be a little nicer to your fellow passengers! But I also love reading…
Etiquette tip: Keep your feet to yourself!!
Last night I flew home from the east coast. I was lucky and got upgraded for the longer leg. After enjoying dinner and doing a little work I decided to recline my seat and close my eyes. I snuggled into my blanket and had just drifted off when I felt something on the back of my…
Dealing with a scent sensitivity on business travel
If you’ve read this blog for any period of time then you know that I have a huge sensitivity to strong smells. On more than one occasion I’ve been flying and someone has sprayed perfume, painted their nails, or even just had some strong smelling food, and I’ve instantly had nausea or a headache. This…
Business etiquette tip: Don’t eat on the phone!
This is one of those business etiquette tips that is less about business travel and more about, you know, generally not being a jerk. But lately it’s come up so frequently in my life, and the lives of my friends and coworkers, that I just want to give a friendly reminder. I was recently leading…
