Ten Tips For Organising A Business Trip To... London
Published on Nov 18, 2015
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There are lots of accommodation choices so it is best to book a hotel close to the boss' meetings or office
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Most major London airports are outside Central London so make sure you book transport to their hotel
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The City is very quiet at the weekend. If your boss is staying plan activities for them in other parts of London
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The weather can be unpredictable, get your manager to pack accordingly and include an umbrella!
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If your boss is bringing their partner, this is the city that will keep them occupied while your boss is busy
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Encourage your boss to take the tube, it is often much faster than getting a cab
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Tipping is discretionary. Some restaurants will add a service charge, if not 10-15% is normal
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Young and cool East London is close to the City and worth checking out for trendy bosses
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There are so many restaurant options. Try somewhere with a view, such as Duck & Waffle or Hutong at the Shard
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Do encourage your boss to buy an Oyster card for public transport. It will save them a small fortune
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