10 Tips For International Business Travel

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9-17-2012 @ 4:57PM

Lou said...

Leave a complete list of the contents of your wallet and valuables home with someone who can immediately report these items to credit card companies, law enforcement, US Customs or insurance companies.

Business travel may require a VISA where tourist does not. Business travel laws and rules vary in most foreign countries. Also items you travel with may be considered for tariff. It's smart to have a letter of invitation from you client stating you business.

Never return automatic hotel keys. They normally have all your information and CC number loaded on the scan strip.

If you’re traveling to a country where food may be in question bring some sort of health or nutritional bars with you.

Get your immune system updated.

Travel discrete, nothing fancy that will draw attention from the wrong people. Don't flash money around and bargain for things when you surrounded by people.

Read the travel warnings for that area on the US Governments website.

Happy Trails!!

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