Take control of your time and go from chaotic to productive.
It's commonly accepted that face-to-face communication is one of the most effective ways to do business. Whether you're pitching a concept, providing a service, selling a widget or managing people, doing it in person raises your probability of success. That's the basic tenet behind business travel. But doing business on the road has its own hurdles. You need to carry a mobile office with you, function in unfamiliar settings and adjust to different time zones and cultures. To meet those challenges and to be prepared to focus on the real business at hand, use these pro tips for efficient business travel.
Covington's Customer Service Group Keeps Expanding
Meet the newest addition to our online services team
Jennifer Eggleston has joined Covington Travel as an Online Booking Specialist. She is the smiling voice who provides technical support and troubleshooting for the online travel systems, Concur and Deem.
Jennifer earned a BS in Hospitality Management from Johnson & Wales University and has extensive career experience in customer service. Exploring the local food scene is an important part of travel for her. She writes a food blog, loves to bake and is proud to have once placed second in a recipe contest.
Jennifer is available to assist with all your technical and how-to questions about Covington's corporate online booking programs.
Did You Know?
United Airlines is offering Flexible Fares
United Airlines announced that new Economy class "Flexible Fares" are now available for travel to Las Vegas, New Orleans and Florida.
Fares are refundable, with $0 change and cancel fees.
"During Winter Storm Olympia, our flight was cancelled but Barbi at Covington worked diligently to find another trip. She filed our claim for trip insurance and already got our airline tickets refunded. I've been around 71 years and never had a better travel agent. Call Covington. Hassle free for a perfect vacation."
