6 THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN SENDING EMPLOYEES ON INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TRIP

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• 6 THINGS TO CONSIDER WHEN SENDING EMPLOYEES ON
  INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS TRIP

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• A survey in 2012 by the Global Business Travel
  Association reported that companies have higher
  productivity expectations from employees going to
  business trips. However, an un organised
  unplanned business trip can prove to be
  exhaustive and might result in lower output
  results than expected.
• 1. Book flights and hotel reservations in
  advance Knockout big things such as flight
  booking and hotel reservations as soon as you get
  a confirmation on employees travel plans. It
  will assist organisations to get the greatest
  deals save some much-required money in those
  initial stages of business.

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• 2. Check Visa and Passport Requirements
  Preparing in advance to get done with Passports
  Visas, is a no-brainer, to save companys time
  trouble in the long run. 
• 3. Fix all appointments and schedules No
  matter which level of employee is travelling,
  make sure their meetings are well planned and
  communicated in advance. Planning ahead also
  shows customers, vendors, investors that
  employees are responsible organized.
• 4. Courier Items separately Without doubt
  flying depletes energy, so try to simplify the
  journey of your employees by mailing items such
  as product specimens in advance. They add weight
  to drag about and frequently get broken or
  squished in the suitcase. 

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• 5. Communicate all stakeholders in advance When
  employees are sent abroad (specially for more
  than a week), it is best to keep well informed
  about the itinerary to all the stakeholders, like
  manager, team members or client. This will help
  the team to fill-in the duties of the travelling
  employees, in their absence.
• 6. Arrange personal time-off for employees
  After cruising through meetings client visits
  round the clock, encourage your employees to
  look-out for spending some time recuperating.
  Personal growth makes a better leader
  experiencing different cultures expands creative
  mind. 

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