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What are your business travel packing hacks?My tips:Invest in a quality cabin bag like Tumi - it's worth the cost. I have been using mine for 4 years and it hardly shows the wear.For up to a week its only one cabin bag. You save a ton of time, but be wary of any back conditions as this is a killer.Invest in a good laptop bag or briefcase which dovetails or links with your cabin bag. I always have one which includes my laptop and all valuables incl passports etc. and can take a fall without any damage to contentsEven on long haul I wear my comfortable boots (or whatever shoes takes max space) or my office shoes and my jeans to free up space in my bag.

The jeans can be worn after work almost every day and my extra shoes incl running shoes are in the bag.I pack all the small, crease free items (like t shirts) into the crevices on the bag to maximize space.One of the most useful things is to keep a checklist for packing - makes it faster and you don't miss anything. My handwritten list is now 15 years old and still workingI have now switched to an iPad Pro keyboard for travel. I use my data on the cloud (like Box) so leave my laptop at home. Funnily I don't miss the laptop. Magazines, newspapers, Netflix, amazon video are all on the iPad, which is useful when stranded or your hotel has oredinary TV.I keep a set of toilet accessories just for travel - shaving kit, toothpaste, toothbrush, after shave - all in under 100 ml size. Makes for easy packing. I also carry an extra soap and shampoo just in case the hotel supplies aren't good quality.Cotton non crease white shirts like from Brooks Brothers etc are a winner.

You can wear them to work and after if required. Just slip on your jeans and keep going.Jeans or a pair of easy chinos are essential. One pair, which you could wear on flight to save space if required. I wear my jeans to keep it easy. More recently I use a pair of golf trousers which are stretch and very comfortable.I never carry more than one suit, and wear your blazer or suit jacket so it does not get crushed in the bag. If in business - it's stored away or if in economy just fold it carefully just before take off and store in cabin.

If the flight is not full use the spare seat next to you.Use an ATM to withdraw cash, normally about $100–200. This gets you much better FX rates. If you have extra currency then get rid of it by paying part of your hotel bill with that cash. Easy way to ensure you don't get stuck with different currencies.Check your hotel on TripAdvisor in advance and look at “room tips”. You might find something handy. In addition you get a sense of the quality of hotel before finalizing the choice.Leave a tip for the Housekeeping team on the bed on your first day if you are staying in a hotel for more than 2–3 days. They do the most for you behind the scenes and deserve it (but don't get tipped often). You might be surprised how they end up treating you well and you room will seem in a better shape!Check in for your flight online and select your seat.

That ensures that if you arrive at the airport even up to 45 mins (in some cases) they will hold your seat for you and you will make it.Have been traveling for years using this approach. Hope it's useful