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Upsides in Business travel
Upsides in Business travel
Of course, business travel does have its positive aspects.
It's free. Provided you work for a company that pays your expenses, then flights, hotels, taxis, departures taxes, whatever, they're the company's headache, not yours. But beware of the penny-pinching if not outright sadistic travel policy, and fill out your expense reports carefully.
All expenses paid. Many companies offer per diems, where you get paid a fixed amount every day based on your destination, and it's up to you how to spend it. The frugal traveller can actually turn this in a nice little bonus. (The other end of the spectrum, however, is the company that won't pay you anything without an itemized receipt.)
Frequent flyer miles. Your company pays for the tickets, but it's you who will rack up the miles. Sitting on an airplane in your free time may lose its appeal after a while, but you can also use the miles for upgrades or flying down your friends and family to visit you.
New challenges, new experiences. Business travel is still travel, and you will encounter new people, new things and new situations that are guaranteed to be a learning experience and change the way you think.
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