This is a discussion on business contacts while travelling within the Business travel forums, part of the Managing Business category; ever made any business contacts while travelling, some people generally talk a lot and eventually find clients even while they ...
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i have seen this happening on flights when your co passenger will open a conversation with you and then the conversation leads to finding out what each of us is into .
this is followed by an exchange of business cards and then it leads to contacting each other with some sourcing or business proposals. i have had this experience once on flight . however, nothing useful came out of the long chat and it was just an exchange of a courtesy email saying " nice talking to you on board" and 'wish you success in your future '.
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I've made contacts whilst travelling throughout Australia on holidays and sold phones through my telecommunications business.
Never whilst travelling overseas though.
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Oh! Exactely it happens, some people talk a lot while traveling, and also it is a very good time utilization activity & no doubt productive also.
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yes but it is worth, welcome to Nanjing china. also i export garments. |
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