What does business trip mean?

Business trip means being dispatched temporarily to work in other places or undertaking temporary tasks.

Business trips generally refer to being assigned by the leader of the unit to leave the location of the unit to attend meetings, study, shop, promote, business negotiations, handle affairs, provide guidance from superiors to subordinates (going to the countryside), etc. to handle business with the unit related matters.

1. Being assigned by the unit leader; going out without being assigned by the unit leader is not considered a business trip. For example, personal visits to relatives and friends, personal travel, etc. Visits with educational significance organized collectively shall also be considered business trips.

2. Leaving the location of the unit; generally, if the distance is stipulated, just going to the city to do business, such as going to the tax bureau to handle tax matters, does not count as a business trip.

3. When going out, you need to handle matters related to the business of the unit.

4. Do what you should do when you are on a business trip, such as meetings, signing contracts, inspections and research, etc.

5. A business trip can also be a trip at public expense.

6. A business trip means that the company spends money to send a person to other places to handle the company's affairs. People traveling on business have to eat, drink, live and travel wherever they go. You have to take trains, planes, ships, buses, eat instant noodles, and live a life of uncertainty.

7. When you are on a business trip, you can sell some souvenirs from other places to your family members.

8. When you travel on a business trip, you can bring your tiredness back to the local area, or you can bring a lot of orders back to the company that is waiting for rice to be cooked.

9. In short, there are hardships, sweets, losses, and profits when traveling on a business trip. The most important thing is that you will fully understand it after you go out and come back.