rail Great for...


1. Being able to work on the move, especially for long journeys


2. Comfort (as long as you have pre-booked a seat)


3. Time – train can often be a lot faster than driving


4. Ease of use for the traveller - once they are on the train they can sit back and relax


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If the traveller is likely to use an electronic device during the journey remember to request a seat near a plug socket.


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If air travel is frequently required then consider which airlines have loyalty schemes that


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your organisation and the traveller can benefit from.


Other things to consider...


1. Does your traveller have any personal railcards that you can use to keep costs down?


2. Will they need transfers to and from the train station – local taxi numbers will always come in handy


3. Do check and plan for any delays, especially in bad weather


4. Depending on your traveller, make sure you book the right ‘class’ of travel


Great for...


1. Long distance journeys


2. Cost in


comparison to long train journeys


3. Ease of use for the traveller


4. Speed of journey


Other things to consider...


1. Is the traveller’s passport in date?


2. Do they need any extra baggage allowance?


3. Will they need transfers to and from the airport?


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