As a business student, you face a staggering array of priorities. Coursework, recruiting, extracurricular activities, and personal life all need to be juggled, shuffled, and balanced. There never seems to be enough time in the day. Inevitably, sleep becomes the lowest priority.
In an increasing number of management programs, you may now have the added responsibility and pressure of developing travel programs - for classes, new student orientation, or group recruiting efforts. The questions may seem overwhelming:
"How do we divide our in-country time
between Thailand and Vietnam as we study
their business practices?"
"Where can we find two minivans and
a cargo van for a teambuilding trip to
Ireland?"
"What is the best way to coordinate
air, hotel, and ground transportation
for 130 students on a Silicon Valley
recruiting trip?"
TravelMBA can help you answer all of these logistical questions. Sure, you can spend dozens of hours on the Internet identifying vendors and negotiating contracts. But given everything else on your plate, wouldn't you rather outsource this research to a company that understands both the travel industry and the needs of business school students?
Founded by a graduate of Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, TravelMBA helps students navigate the complexities of group travel.
Since we are typically paid by travel suppliers, our prices are usually the same or lower than booking for yourself.
Let TravelMBA free your time for those other priorities - we might even buy you a few hours of sleep.
To learn more about TravelMBA, visit About Us.
Business school is a balancing act full of exciting opportunities and conflicting priorities. As a business student, you face a staggering array of priorities. Coursework, recruiting, extracurricular activities, and personal life all need to be juggled, shuffled, and balanced. There never seems to be enough time in the day. Inevitably, sleep becomes the lowest priority.