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I have travelled on business to 37 countries in the past 4 years -- visiting 4 or 5 major cities in one 7-day trip ! All this out of Chicago (my home base). I can assist with itinerary planning, suggestions what to pack, how to get to locations, and can answer general questions about what to do during non-work time, and how to survive "on your own" on the road. I have a few "tips" on how to make a 7 to 10 hour plane ride more comfortable, less jet-lagged and what to take on board to assist.

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Business Travel - Frequent Flyer re-imbursement


Expert: Joel Linton - 9/24/2006

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I have a 30+ group going on a cruise with a musician.  The group has been charge extra money to cover expenses for this musician and his wife.  They have submitted over $1400.00 in airline ticket expenses, although they used frequent flier miles.  Is this ethical to refund $1400.00 for a non monetary ticket value?
Thank You,
Laura  

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Sounds like they are using the $1400 to cover their "time" or at least his time (musician).  Why not approach him directly and ask how come the $1400 (airline ticket) but miles were used ?  sounds weird.
Did the musician expect to be paid ? Is he going to perform? and one last question -- I have been on 7 cruises, why are you taking a musician with you on a cruise ?

Joel

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