Business Travel

Open Question: What college major is best for me? Help please?

Ok, so I'm a senior and incoming college student next year. I'm still undecided! I know many college majors requires math, and those are the majors that are high paying ones. I HATE MATH!!! I try to love it, but I just really can't. My mind is hard to pick up those math problems. I wish I was a smart one. :( My sister suggest business, but I'll tell you, I'm no business minded. HRM? Ummm, idk. My interest is in travelling. That makes Tourism as my 2nd choice. I also excell in history, but I don't want to be a history teacher. I also love chemistry, but I hate math. My first choice was international studies major in european studies. What do you think about that? I want to be a stewardess or a cruise worker someday, but I wanna try diff courses that has a language subject on it. That's why tourism was my 2nd one and IS as my 1st. (but also think tourism is an ovrrated one.) please help? No rude comments please. 10 points for best!! :)

Open Question: how to become IATA agent in india?

i am starter in travel business is it necessary become IATA , i am subagent which is the agency or franchise to start with in indian conditions whom to contact were to contact

Open Question: Thinking of Getting Personal Assistant Service?

Personal Assistant Service For a budding entrepreneur looking for a new line of business, putting up a Online Virtual Assistant service can be a good way of earning money. A personal assistant is someone who assists on daily business and personal tasks, and they usually do scheduling, travel arrangements, and research. Some personal assistant services also feature shopping and personal styling. As a home based task, this career path is great for people with a great sense of organization and innate desire to help. So, how does one get started? AS with all things, check for the demand in your immediate locality. Most of the clientele who use a personal assistant service are upper middle class and up, so if the demographics in your area are against you, you may want to consider making your service an online or virtual one. Draw up a list of virtual assistant companies that you are willing to offer, and think about pricing. You may want to scope out the competition so you have an idea of the service list and pricing range you can offer. As a budding business, do not fret if your service list is a bit to general or a bit too bare, you can fine tune as you go along. And as this is a business, you would want to think about pricing your Virtual Assistant Services services well. This is the time to think of, do I charge an hourly rate, or work on retainer? How do I go about charging expenses incurred, such as gas and call minutes? Then, it's time to set up your office and attend to the administrative end of things. This would mean setting up shop complete with a computer, a fax and phone lines, an email account, a cell phone and stock your office with supplies. This would also be the part where you will think about naming your business and branding your hire virtual assistant service. You would also want to create a website to get you visibility and so prospective clients can check you out. Finally, it's time to start marketing. As a personal assistant service is most often built on a good reputation, start networking and gaining referrals as best as you can. AT first most clients will be direct contact or personal referrals, but as you build your business you can expand to make the most of internet directed traffic. Think of great Virtual Secretarial Service such as special offers or promotions to get you started. Visit us : http://virtual-assistants.outsourcing-services-india.com

Open Question: Which language should I learn first?

First and foremost I'm a language fanatic! I absolutely love learning foreign languages, and it's definitely a passion of mine. I took two years of both Spanish and French in high school. I ultimately decided I wanted to study both, however I chose to study Arabic in college and I will be studying it until I become fluent. ( I'm done with one full year of Arabic ) Now I'm ready to start learning another language on top of learning Arabic. I'm thinking French first and then Spanish, many of my classmates are telling me French. I want to work in business, I want to travel and I want to live in a bigger city in the United States. Which language do you think will be best for me to learn while learning Arabic? And/Or which language do you feel I should learn first? * I realize that French and Spanish are familiar languages which is why I chose not to study them together.

Open Question: What kind of jobs allow you to travel?

I'm looking for a job that lets you travel the world. Something that could be in business and should pay at least $90k a year

Open Question: Maryland Officers' Opinion on Emergency Vehicle Lights?

I am a authorized dealer for Feniex Industries, which for those who do not know, is a major US manufacturer for emergency vehicle lighting such as for the police, fire department, and ambulances. To display and show my companies work, we have a marked Dodge Charger with our business decals on the side, specifically saying what we do. Since we do travel to different places, such as the 2012 Police Security Expo in Atlantic city, we'll be driving through a few different states. Some states it is a major crime to even have a blue light on your car. Our cars are equipped with Red, Blue lights and sirens and we are permitted to do by our state. I have read up on Maryland's POV laws and regarding as such, it's illegal to have anything other than amber lights on your vehicle. My question is, if you as an officer were to pull us over in your state, what would be the outcome be? Would we be allowed to pass through your state legally? I ask because it would be very difficult to avoid states like Maryland in our transport and the lights are permanently mounted and cannot be removed. Thanks for all the help! There is no light bar, they are clear undercover LEDs. As far as I am concerned, the only thing I'd be able to do is duct tape them. Because as far as I know, my manufacturer does not make covers for them. Not only that, but there are states where you cannot even have a blue light in your vehicle unless its secure in its original package or locked in the trunk. Covering would not solve that situation.

Resolved Question: Career: Business or Pre-med?

In all seriousness I know that there is no such thing as a perfect job but I want to get as close to perfect as possible. The last thing I want to do is regret making a decision. Throughout High School I was always contemplating between being a business major or something in the medical industry. Honestly, both appeal to me equally. So I was hoping someone could help me on my decision. If I go for business I want to do something that will earn me alot of money, I honestly don't mind working long difficult hours as long as the job isn't repetitive (like an accountant). My best subject is math and that happens to be my favorite subject along with chem. Speaking of Chem brings up my next intended job. I wanted to go in the Pre-med path because there are so many options if I do. I could be a dentist, a dermatologist, etc, etc. Or I could just ditch the pre-med path and go with being a nurse. I like to travel so I think business suits me well I also like Fashion and working for companies like LG, samsung, chase, shisedo, etc etc. I am pretty diverse when it comes to my desires so sorry if I'm starting to get confusing. I honestly do not know what to choose, so someone please help me!!! If someone could list the pros and cons of each or if someone who has a job in this category could give me information/advice I will be more than grateful, thank you!

Open Question: What jobs require you to travel to different countries?

Mostly with a bachelors degree in Business

Open Question: What are jobs that have to do with music?

Im looking for a good college (preferably in Indiana and new york) I really want to go into music, I don't want to start a business. I want a well paying job that would interest my music side that i wouldn't have to travel a lot with. I don't want a boring desk job either.

Open Question: Duty free (UK) Question?

Hello I am travelling to Amsterdam from the UK next Monday (28) for a "day trip" only...It's business related not pleasure. Anyway, how many cigarettes can I buy when leaving the UK? I know I can probably buy them in Amsterdam but my experience is they don't taste as good when outside of the UK. Thanks for your help =]