Expect the Unexpected: A Story of Travel-Prep Gone Awry

Chrissy Scivicque · 07-27-2009 , 12:02 PM

What happens when travel plans don't go exactly as expected? Are you prepared for the unforeseen complications that may come up? Some of us learned these travel-prep lessons the hard way. You don't have to.

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Jodith · 07-27-2009 , 09:56 PM

*nods* I usually prepare a check-off list for my boss of essential things he or she needs to take on a trip.

Don't forget a 2nd copy of all document your boss will be taking: itinerary, boarding passes, speech notes. I always recommend to my boss to put one copy in his portfolio and the other in his suitcase, just in case one or the other is lost in transit.

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Chrissy Scivicque Offline Managing Editor Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 800	Expect the Unexpected: A Story of Travel-Prep Gone Awry What happens when travel plans don't go exactly as expected? Are you prepared for the unforeseen complications that may come up? Some of us learned these travel-prep lessons the hard way. You don't have to. View The Full Article

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Jodith Offline OA Expert Join Date: Jul 2008 Posts: 314	Re: Expect the Unexpected: A Story of Travel-Prep Gone Awry nods I usually prepare a check-off list for my boss of essential things he or she needs to take on a trip. Don't forget a 2nd copy of all document your boss will be taking: itinerary, boarding passes, speech notes. I always recommend to my boss to put one copy in his portfolio and the other in his suitcase, just in case one or the other is lost in transit. __________________ Jodith Visit my blog to become a great Assistant Follow me on Twitter!


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