Packing for business travel used to be pretty easy, at least for men – throw in two suits, four white shirts (with maybe a blue shirt in the mix), and as long as you remembered all of your power supplies you were good to go.
That has all changed with the advent of business casual. Now, don’t get me wrong, I like casual dress, and I am not a big fan of suits. Unfortunately, there are different levels of business casual, and it’s increasingly difficult to figure out what’s appropriate for any given occasion . That means it’s more difficult …read more

The worst nightmare of any business traveller is a lost suitcase, After all, nothing screws up a tightly planned travel schedule than spending the first day or two trying to chase after luggage or, worse, purchase new clothing. Indeed, I have to assume that’s why most business travellers carry on luggage which is clearly too large for the overhead compartments.
The Economist has come out with a report listing the lost baggage statistics for a number of European airlines. A tip – steer away from TAP Air Portugal or, among the larger carriers, British Airways.
Last I heard the worst American carrier …read more

Here is another Holiday gift idea:
I have been using Pack-it ® Folders from Eagle Creek for many years and highly recommend them. The folders work great – you fold the clothes (shirts, blouses, trousers, skirts, jackets, dresses) using the special folding board (included) and wrap them up in the folder. Nothing completely prevents wrinkles of course, but the Pack-it Folders get pretty close. Plus the clothes take up less room in your suitcase. The folder I have fits perfectly into my carry-on suitcase. They come in a number of sizes and colors. Eagle Creek sells a variety of travel products, …read more