That being said, there are still situations that require businesspersons to pack a bag, board a plane and jump cities from time to time. However, the school of business travel is not as strong as it once was, and many have lost touch with the art of travelling for work without bowling yourself over with stress.

With that in mind, have a look at the following four tricks that all business travellers should master:

1.Leverage Your Smart Phone to its Fullest Potential

We all know that smart phones open up a host of opportunities and functionalities through the suite of apps that powers them. However, few of us leverage the power of our smart phones to anywhere near their fullest potential. This goes twice over for business travellers. Just take the following two situations as examples:

– You’re sitting at the airport and would like to log onto the Internet while you’re waiting, but the Wi-Fi fees are absurd. However, assuming you have a comprehensive data package, all it takes is a few swipes and taps, and your phone will be broadcasting wireless Internet that you can pick up with your notebook or tablet.

–  You are at the car hire kiosk and would like to upgrade to a GPS navigation model. However, rather than shell out the extra quid, you just take the basic model, then use a special stand to mount your smart phone as a GPS navigator in your car. You get all the functionality (albeit on a slightly smaller, but still mounted, screen) with no extra surcharges.

2.Tap in to Every Global Network You Can 

This depends a great deal on the types of membership you company offers. One of the most lucrative (and increasingly common) is membership with an office services provider. Businesses that sign up can take advantage of virtual office services, an international network of temporary offices and facilities and – perhaps most important to the business traveller – an extensive network of more than 1,500 business lounges around the world. These little oases are just what most business travellers need after a stressful day in transit.

3.Learn How to Travel Light

Packing light saves on times, money and the need to trust other people with your belongings. In so many words, it eliminates stress. Can you fit everything you need into a single tote or carry-on bag? While the answer certainly depends on the nature of your trip, it’s duration and the size of your bag, there is still an art to packing. The trick is knowing what you will and won’t need. In terms of clothing, it also doesn’t hurt to tweak the wisdom of Willie Nelson: know when to roll ‘em, know when to fold ‘em.

4.Become a ‘Trusted Traveler’

This is especially important if you do much travelling inside of US borders. With a nominal fee and a little bit of pre-screening, you can join the ranks of travellers who are known to and trusted by US Customs and Border Protection. This means that you can enter the airport, check in at a special kiosk and bypass the security nightmare that most travellers start fretting over the night before they depart. ‘Trusted Traveler’ status lasts for five years and works for security checks in Canada, as well.

Author: Matthew Parry – Follow him on Google+.

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If your answer is ‘yes’ this article is for you. If you don’t have such problems either way you will find some useful information here as well.

Why the mobile signal is weak?

There are a lot of answers to this question today. The strength of the receptions depends on many factors such as cellular network architecture, quality of services, building structure and so on. You can also have a problem of dropped calls because of your electronic device that has a damaged antenna, for example. If the building you live or work in has thick walls it can be the cause of a bad reception as well. Moreover, the house can be made of such structure materials that block radio waves. There is a poor mobile signal in the rural and inhabitant areas as a rule. As mobile radio waves don’t penetrate the earth effectively you can have bad connection to the network on the street or underground as well. There can be a bad mobile signal in some places in the city because of obstructions such as big buildings or trees. If you’re driving you may face up the bad connection in some areas where mobile zones change.

How to improve mobile reception?

1 Try to find a place with a better reception. If there is a weak signal inside the building you just need to go outdoors or try to find a better connection near the windows. A strong signal in the street can be found near towers or nearest intersection. If you are staying in an inhabitant area you should move to a place with a better connection in the nearest town or city. At the time of driving it’s better to stop and have a talk.

2 A good way to improve a cell signal is to upgrade your mobile phone antenna. You can have the better antenna installed on your device. Also you can buy a new cell phone with high-gain antenna.

3 Install AnyTone mobile phone signal booster inside your house or office if there is a bad cell reception here. This tool pick up a low mobile signal, boos it and broadcast it over the coverage area where you need a better connection. You can install it inside the building or on the roof as well.
4 Use AnyTone cell phone GSM repeater for car  if you’re driving and have a trouble with cell signal when the zones change. It will provide a better connection at the time of your road trip.

5 Try to change the mobile network provider to a better one that gives more options and better connection. Don’t hesitate about your phone number as most operators allow transferring it without changes.

Poor cell connection can become the main cause of many problems and these easy ways out will help you to use your mobile phone properly without missed calls.

Have a good talk

Author: Skarlett Clinker – You can find her on Google+

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