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MCChannell
replying to @garyleff @garyleff @AUStinAirport I'm joining from Dallas, TX! #travelskills
cjmcginnis
replying to @grantkmartin @grantkmartin @travelskills @JohnnyJet @TripActions @thepointsguy HA! Don't forget to use the #TravelSkills hashtag in your replies :)
TripActions
cjmcginnis
replying to @TripActions @TripActions A3 If you’re lucky enough to work for a company that pays for business class, book late-night flights so you can go right to sleep. #TravelSkills
epic7travel
Best tips for biz travel 1) carry on only 2) set watch to time for destination as soon as you board and eat/sleep accordingly 3) have outlet adapters 4) sign up @Chase Sapphire Reserve card 3x points for all travel purchases 5) @GlobalEntry_ + TSA Pre #travelskills #traveltips
GingerandCarrie
A3 Adapt to your new schedule as soon as you get to your location. Change your watch while in flight. And drink lots of water. Always a good cure. #travelskills
LandLopers
A3: It’s important to stay active and be in direct sunlight that first day. Getting on the local schedule as fast as possible is key #travelskills
cjmcginnis
replying to @TripActions @TripActions A3 3 key things to help you sleep on planes or in noisy hotels: melatonin (or your sleep agent of choice), a cushy Bucky eye mask and Mack’s silicone ear plugs (@MacksEarPlugs). #TravelSkills
NationalPro
A3: Business travelers tend to get less sleep while on the road for work. How do we solve this issue? @Bose Sleepbuds! These sleep-buds use noise-masking technology to block out any and all loud noises for a better quality of sleep. https://t.co/TnhVxtfVBc #TravelSkills
SmarterTravel
A3: These are our travel-tested ways to prevent and treat jet lag: https://t.co/EeHDxtg1jq #TravelSkills
schnuckern
cjmcginnis
replying to @TripActions @TripActions TIP When napping in another time zone, be sure the room curtains are open to help your body adjust to the new time zone/light. #TravelSkills
