December is, for many professionals, a month as intense as it is peculiar. In addition to year-end closings, budgets and impossible agendas, there is an unavoidable classic: corporate lunches and dinners. Events that, although informal in appearance, are part of the professional ecosystem and have a real impact on the image, relationships and well-being of those who attend.
Packing a suitcase is for many the most tiresome part of traveling. Thirty-five percent of Spaniards consider their style ‘anxious’, filling it with ‘just in case’, especially women (41%). The most popular technique for maximizing space and saving on checked luggage is to roll up clothes, according to an international survey conducted by eDreams.
Commuting is part of the daily routine for many professionals, but it can also affect physical and mental health. Changes in routine, meals away from home, lack of rest or long hours of sitting are just some of the factors that can disrupt the well-being of those who travel for work.
Companies do not limit themselves to holding Christmas lunches and dinners. In order to improve employees' sense of belonging to the company and encourage their motivation, these events are increasingly accompanied by initiatives such as teambuildings. In this way, they take advantage of this great opportunity to increase team commitment and cohesion.
Spain has become a favorite destination for digital nomads, to the point of hosting more than 750,000 remote workers. The specific visa, recently introduced by the Government, favors these professionals to choose our country as their place of work. Among all the cities, Madrid stands out as the preferred option.
Traveling, in general, involves a myriad of elements to take into account: time, location, documentation, stopovers, technological devices… If the trip is for work purposes, the elements increase considerably. Therefore, it is especially important to master all the factors in this game in order to travel in a calm, orderly and stress-free manner.