CWT: a survival guide for business travellers during the Olympic Games

In the run-up to the Olympic Games being held in London from 27 July to 12 August, Carlson Wagonlit Travel (CWT) has published a short "survival guide" for business travellers. The aim is to limit the inconvenience caused by the influx of visitors and soaring prices. Or at least take it easy with a touch of British phlegm...

"Remember to book your train ticket well in advance", "avoid using the car", "organise your meetings outside the city": these are just a few of the "tips" - little pieces of advice that may be obvious, but are oh so practical - highlighted by Carlson in its "Olympic Survival Guide for Business Travellers". "If you're a business traveller taking on London this summer during the Olympic Games, get on board with these tips to make your journey a little easier," sums up the business travel agency. The infographic published by CWT compiles around ten useful pieces of information, such as the date of the Olympic and Paralympic Games, or points to 13 August as the "black day" to avoid at Heathrow airport, and refers to links of interest, in particular the dedicated website Get Ahead of The Games, which provides an exhaustive list of the expected repercussions on public transport traffic. This advice is all the more useful given that London is already considered, in normal times, to be the world's leading destination for international travel...

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Source : Carlson Wagonlit Travel