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A3 #TravelSkills We love testing new jetlag apps that use science to make transitions easier @timeshifterapp @UpliftNaturally
TripActions
A3 #TravelSkills Jetlag hacks we live by: Drink tons of water, skip coffee on the plane, and plan a day that you'll enjoy on arrival.
TripActions
TIP #TravelSkills Turn off the blue light on your smartphone and laptop to help your body adjust to new time zones.
cubsfan317
RT @garyleff: A2: Advice for 1st business trip.
1. Carry on only
2. Make sure you have PreCheck
3. Add your loyalty #s to the bookings
4.…
LandLopers
RT @GabeSaglie: A2 My advice for someone on their 1st biz trip? #Bleisure is real! Tack on an extra day -- or book the last flight home of…
NationalPro
replying to @JimByersTravel @JimByersTravel @travelskills We agree! We are all about #bleisure when traveling for work. The balance is crucial for anyone who is on the road a lot. #travelskills
timjue
A2: Don’t check a bag! Travel light. Stay nimble so you can dash from meeting to meeting with ease. As @PeterSGreenberg would say, there only two kinds of luggage: carry-on and lost! #travelskills https://t.co/J3sFIQfcPV
JohnnyJet
replying to @TripActions @TripActions A3 Try to get on local time as soon as you board the plane. Take quick catnaps if needed. #TravelSkills
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
cjmcginnis
replying to @timjue @timjue @PeterSGreenberg Wise words from the guru! Thanks, Tim! #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
PureMichigan
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meisenberg
RT @TripActions: TIP #TravelSkills We love our @TripActions eye mask for resting deeply on the plane. https://t.co/B7dZQG8Fs1
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
JohnnyJet
replying to @TripActions @TripActions TIP Bring earplugs and a comfy eye mask to help you sleep on the plane and in the hotel so you can quickly adjust to the new time zone. #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
AofJellie
replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet A3 As soon as we land we try and set our body clock to that of the destination. So if we land and it's nighttime we would go to bed, if its early morning we would ride the day out #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
grantkmartin
replying to @travelskills
@travelskills A3: Exercise is the best way to acclimate to a new destination. Usually I try to bake a frisbee game into my international travel.
.... plus maybe a little medication.
#travelskills
schnuckern
garyleff
A3: I beat jet lag with a nap after an overnight flight, then go out to dinner on local time.
- Change your watch to local time when you get on the plane.
- Start behaving as if you’re on that time asap, meals to sleep
- Go to bed as close to when locals do.
#travelskills
LandLopers
RT @garyleff: A3: I beat jet lag with a nap after an overnight flight, then go out to dinner on local time.
- Change your watch to local t…
sleeplikeababy1
RT @NationalPro: A3: Business travelers tend to get less sleep while on the road for work. How do we solve this issue? @Bose Sleepbuds! The…
LandLopers
RT @SmarterTravel: A3: These are our travel-tested ways to prevent and treat jet lag: https://t.co/EeHDxtg1jq #TravelSkills https://t.co/dl…
NationalPro
replying to @GabeSaglie @GabeSaglie We are all about #bleisure! What's the last city you traveled to where you enjoyed both business and leisure? #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
replying to @TripActions @TripActions TIP Conventional wisdom says you should try to stay awake on the day of your arrival. However, when I arrive in the morning, I’ll take a 1-2 hour power nap, and set numerous alarms, to get through the day. #TravelSkills
JimByersTravel
RT @travelskills: Q3 How do you cope with jetlag or sleep issues when traveling? #TravelSkills https://t.co/QdiLFO7Vpl
MCChannell
replying to @cjmcginnis @cjmcginnis If you're traveling internationally and if it's possible in your work schedule, to try to arrive at your destination in the afternoon! That way you only have to stay awake for only a few hours rather than all day! #travelskills
travelskills
Who do you want to travel with on your next business trip? Where to? Tag a colleague, friend or loved one! #TravelSkills
NationalPro
replying to @LandLopers @LandLopers They are amazing! Hands-down one of the best noise-canceling devices on the market. #TravelSkills
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
culinarytravel
replying to @JohnnyJet @JohnnyJet @TripActions A2: I am loving what this app looks to do! @TripActions dm me later #TravelSkills @JohnnyJet
timjue
A3: Set your clock to destination time. If you’re flying in business class, get as much sleep as you can in that comfy seat if you need to hit the ground running once you land. Melatonin and sleepy teas can help. So do eyeshades and earplugs. #travelskills https://t.co/44XpPyFt3M
culinarytravel
RT @GlobeTrotScott: A2: Build in some time on your first business trip to see something local or have a nice meal at a non-chain restaurant…
LandLopers
Who do you want to travel with on your next business trip? Where to? Tag a colleague, friend or loved one! #TravelSkills
cjmcginnis
Q4 What apps and tools do you use to help keep your trips organized and streamlined? #TravelSkills
JohnnyJet
Q4 What apps and tools do you use to help keep your trips organized and streamlined? #TravelSkills
travelskills
Q4 What apps and tools do you use to help keep your trips organized and streamlined? #TravelSkills
pnywisetraveler
A3: For jetlag and sleep issues I find it helpful to take CBD (allowed in the USA), and to listen to the @dearestscooter podcast. #TravelSkills
pnywisetraveler
replying to @Raksheen @Raksheen let's go on a business trip somewhere! #TravelSkills
AndreaFeczko
A3 I cope with jetlag by building it into my schedule. I make sure to ask for flights that are easy on the body, fly a day early. Basically my answer to the last question :) #TravelSkills
GlobeTrotScott
A3: Flying business class (or better) does help with jetlag. But I also start adjusting my body by an hour or two each day leading up to my trip. For one/two-night trips, I try to stay on my home time. #TravelSkills