Business trips are often very important, sometimes exciting, mostly tiring. CarolRoth.com released useful tips of real business travelers that will make your life easier. Brought to you by Tourism-Review.com. :

1) Be Nice 2) Stay with REAL People 3) Pack Once...Forever4) Avoid Visiting Costly Cities 5) Research the Area 6) Know the Language 7) Traveling With Your Boss

8) Meet People from Social Media 9) Less is More (No Sinks Needed) 10) Manage Travel Phone Costs.

This is universal, but it applies particularly to travelers. Many harried travelers are such jerks to staff that when you show appreciation, you get "extras" that you didn't even know to ask for. I'm a musician, so my hours are out of sync, but I've been treated to late checkouts, after-hours private pool time, help with publicity on return trips, and forgotten stuff mailed to my home. I've also heard some stories of how some of those jerks get treated; NOT a category you ever want to be in! (Tony Barker of Tony Barker Music.com)

When possible, even on business trips, I try to avoid hotels and stay with a member of one of my homestay networks. I find the genuine contact and family atmosphere a welcome change from conference hotels. Yes, there's some transportation logistics, but generally, I find it worth the schlep across town to make new friends and get my batteries recharged. (Shel Horowitz of Green And Profitable)

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