There are three common misconceptions when it comes to booking travel - that you will get great deals if you wait until the last minute, that it's cheaper to book online rather than through a travel management company and that flying on a red-eye is a great way to save
Andy Jack: Late, cheap and weary - business travellers' big mistakes
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If you're travelling to a destination not fully equipped for tourism, navigating foreign websites for information on aspects such as trains and accommodation can be tricky when there is limited information in English.
A red-eye flight or the economy long haul is a fine way to save money and is tempting, particularly for the budget conscious. But it's not always going to meet the objectives of travelling.
If you're travelling for a meeting, you want to arrive ready to perform well. This could mean flying a day earlier and staying in a hotel, or travelling at a friendlier time.
Business travel can be tricky at the best of times. Doing your research, your duty of care to your business travellers and using the expertise of a professional are all great ways to ensure you're getting the most out of your travel dollar.