Travellop – Travel Blog

After a turistic visit to Italy this is my second trip, but this time for business. Arrival city was Milan. Later I’m going to publish pictures of Milan and some architectural places like, Piazza del Duomo (Milan Cathedral) and The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele.

My second stop was Crema. Crema is a town province of Cremona, in the region of Lombardy in northern Italy. It takes around 1 hour with a private car from Milan. You can check the location of Crema on the map of Italy with a red “T”. Crema is one of the best medieval historic city in Italy.

Crema’s traditional economic activity is agriculture and cattle breeding. But now, Crema firms can produce iron products, cotton and wool textiles, electrical equipments and milk products.

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Some people love to travel, even if it’s for business. But for most of us, business travel can really be a pain. It always seems to happen when you don’t think you can fit one more thing into your schedule or when you have just gotten back from another business trip. But there are some positive things about business travel.

Let’s start with what we can do to make the airport component of the travel flow more easily. Check in can be performed online with some airlines and by kiosk at the airport at others. Most of us bring PCs with us during our business travels so checking in online and assigning our own seats is easy. Of course you’ll need to print your boarding pass so as you check into your hotel be sure to ask about use of a business center where there are printers.
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# Buy a light travel bag that holds a change of clothes, laptop, charger, phone, pen, paper and has a handle, shoulder and backpack straps. — Rob Bamforth, analyst, Quocirca

# Pre-book your seats, print and keep the confirmation as online booking systems can fail, leaving you in the enviable position to prove you are on the flight and in the right seat. — Phil Young, head of IT operations, Amtrak Express Parcels

# Get a big wallet that takes passport, tickets and receipts all together in one place. — David Supple, head of IT and creative services, Ecotec

# Take your own Ethernet cable with you – plenty of hotels now have ports for broadband but either run out of cables or other guests have broken them. — Tony Hallett, editor.
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