Graeme White of Canbet has been to the Caribbean
multiple times, but usually for business. While it is nice to be able to go to
meetings or meet new clients in a different setting, there usually isn’t a lot
of time to take in the scenery or relax. Graeme White of Canbet suggests there
are several ways in which you might be able to sneak a little vacation in
between work hours!
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Try to get up early - much earlier than necessary to make it to the
first business part of the day. A great way to start the day is to take in the
sunrise, sampling local produce for breakfast. During this time, Graeme White
of Canbet avoids checking email or texts so he can enjoy the solitude. Suggest
to other business associates or clients to meet or have lunch outside. Set up
under a cabana to discuss new policies or sign contracts. It might not be
considered professional to be wearing swim trunks, says Graeme White of Canbet,
but at least fresh air and music will reach you.
Schedule your flights to arrive very early on the first day and leave
very late on the last day. Even if the business trip is short, it's possible to
have some fun after or before flights. Be sure to choose your flights to afford
you the most time to take a drive, swim, or just sip a drink in a beach chair
like Graeme White of Canbet does. With these tips in hand, a business trip can
indeed become a mini vacation!
