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The best business-travel luggage for your next trip

The next time you plan a business trip, don’t forget to equip yourself with highly stylish travel luggage. In today’s world, a business trip is incomplete with a smart-looking travel bag or suitcase. You need to be well-prepared with laptop, crucial documents, and similar kinds of stuffs to make your client visit successful and grow your company. Being on your toes in terms of business attire or well-planned business proposal will shine more if you can organize your things in a luggage and…

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The best business-travel luggage for your next trip

The next time you plan a business trip, don’t forget to equip yourself with highly stylish travel luggage. In today’s world, a business trip is incomplete with a smart-looking travel bag or suitcase. You need to be well-prepared with laptop, crucial documents, and similar kinds of stuffs to make your client visit successful and grow your company. Being on your toes in terms of business attire or well-planned business proposal will shine more if you can organize your things in a luggage and…

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Elements of a strong corporate travel program

In order to make the most of your corporate travel budget, it is critical to plan for leveraging your program for all it is worth. Telling travelers to select the lowest logical airfare is just not enough. Here are the elements that should be considered when planning or evaluating your travel program. read post

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  • Andrea Grill September 30, 2009 at 6:35pm
    Orbitz.com has changed their hotel booking cancellation fees. While some hotels may still charge their own cancellation fees, Orbitz will not tack on any of their own fees. This does not include their general cancellation policies where hotels are included in a total packaged deal.
  • Andrea Grill September 30, 2009 at 6:28pm
    The Department of State is alerting U.S. citizens to the quarantine measures imposed by the government of China in response to the 2009-H1N1 pandemic that may affect travel to China. The Alert updates the July 9, 2009, Travel Alert in order to advise U.S. citizens of the current quarantine situation. This Travel Alert expires on Dec. 30, 2009. In May 2009, China implemented a policy that allows it to quarantine arriving passengers who exhibit fever or flu-like symptoms. Although the overall percentage of U.S. citizens being quarantined remains low, the nature of the selection process makes it almost impossible to predict when a traveler may be placed into quarantine. From May to August 2009, the Department of State received thousands of reports of quarantined U.S. citizens. Since September, however, reports of U.S. citizens in quarantine have been infrequent.
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  • Andrea Grill September 30, 2009 at 12:58am
    GetThere, today, unveiled plans for a new suite of collaboration tools to help corporations maximize the return on investment of travel, meetings and virtual meeting options. The next generation of the 15-year-old online booking tool is to be called a "Collaboration Suite" and include a "return on invested collaboration calculator," social networking functionality, meeting planning tools and collaboration inventory management covering air travel booking to remote conferencing services, according to GetThere chief marketing officer and Sabre Travel Network corporate segment strategy and solutions vice president Suzanne Neufang.
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  • Andrea Grill September 30, 2009 at 12:48am
    For those of you who might have thought you were about to get a break,
    **** UPDATED 29SEP2009 ****
    Both the House and Senate have now passed a three-month extension of the federal aviation excise taxes. The President is expected to sign the measure no later than September 30.
    Nothing like waiting until the last minute....the current bill is in effect until, you guessed it, September 30.
  • Andrea Grill September 30, 2009 at 12:38am
    Don't ask for lemon in your drink on Southwest. Looks like limes won out....
    Limes triumph....
  • John Lamkin September 30, 2009 at 12:22am
    David, thanks for sharing. Here's a good site for anyone interested in this dilemma:http://www.onebag.com/
    Pretzels £1.
  • David Paul Appell September 29, 2009 at 11:50pm
    A rundown from the AP of the recent trend toward baggage fees now also on international flights: "Baggage Fees Join Your Overseas Flights," by Joshua Freed. What's next, just a bag of pretzels on the next overnighter to Europe?
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