TRAVEL INSIGHTS

A business trip involves more than meetings and appointments. Airport arrivals, hotel check-ins and journeys between locations all need a place in your schedule. Planning these connections carefully helps you protect your time and arrive with room to prepare. Build a realistic itinerary Start with the fixed points of your day: your flight, your first meeting and any appointments that cannot move. Then allow time between them for travel, arrival procedures and short breaks. Share complete addresses rather than company names alone. If a venue has a specific entrance or reception point, include that information in your travel arrangements. A

Arriving in Geneva marks the beginning of your trip, whether you are visiting for business, a weekend escape or a longer stay in Switzerland. Planning your airport transfer in advance gives you one less thing to organise after landing. With your onward journey arranged, you can focus on reaching your destination and settling into your day. Prepare the details before you fly When requesting your transfer, provide your flight number, arrival date, destination address and the number of passengers. Include the amount of luggage you expect to bring, especially if you are travelling with large suitcases, sports equipment or a