If you are getting a chance to travel to Europe for your business or from your company, it is advised also to consider it a personal trip where you can also see the country amid the meetings and commitments. You may have by now taken a look to some of the best tips for traveling around Europe. Below are some more to check and follow to may your visit to European countries a memorable amid extra pressure of work schedule.
Check documents ahead of travel
Before you leave for Europe it is important to cross-check once again the required documents, but avoid doing it in the last minute. Take note that if the passport validity has lapsed, it will take around three weeks to get a new copy of it. You may also apply for their urgent service, but that too will take couple of days. Also, don’t forget to check your EHIC card and obviously ensure that you have filled up the new e111 application form if it is needed for you. All these will also save plenty of time of yours at airports and your trip will not have the potentiality of getting ruined.
Prepare itinerary
Try to organize an itinerary as even though you are traveling for business it does not mean the trip to be all work and meetings. Make the most of the time between commitments and seeing the country. If you have planned itinerary, it will save you the trouble after reaching Europe. You will get better opportunity to experience the country amid meetings and business priorities.
Know native tongue
Learning native tongue can help you in your trip. Know some basic phrases so that you don’t need to search for a bi-lingual person, tourist guide or tourist information center to interact with locals.
Don’t get alcoholic on plane
This is really important. Don’t drink alcohol on the plane as it may lead to unpleasant hours on-board if you get drunk too much. You may also suffer from hangover. Also knowing less of your surrounding either at airport or on plane can make things worse for you.
Carry useful items
There are certain basic items that you may forget to carry like dry shampoo, deodorant and even swimsuit (in case you get chance to be near a pool) apart from your laptop, USB drive, hat, gloves, first aid kit and portable phone chargers.
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