Traveling as a business owner can be an exciting adventure, whether it’s for work or a much-needed vacation. But yes, even when you’re trying to take a break, you just never know what will happen while you’re away. So, it’s best to stay on the right track. So, what better way than to pack some of your essential business tools?
Alright, so if you’re on a business trip, you’re going to need this, but if you’re trying to take a vacation, it’s best to try to have these tools on hand in case anything goes wrong. Honestly, you just never know what might happen, so this is usually the best course of action.
But yes, at the end of the day, it’s all about having the right gear. So, with that all said, here’s what you should pack to keep your business running smoothly, stay productive, and, yes, stay stress-free on the go!
Bring Your Work Laptop
If you think about it, your work laptop is your lifeline. It’s your mobile office where all the magic happens. Before you hit the road, double-check that your laptop is in tip-top shape. Ensure it’s fully charged and packed securely. And don’t forget about travel insurance—it’s a lifesaver if your precious tech gets lost or damaged. So yes, you’ll need this during a work trip, but you most likely won’t need it on your vacation. Again, the whole goal is to just have it with you in case things go haywire.
Pack a Portable SSD
So, here’s something to think about for a moment: you’re in the middle of a busy airport and need to access a crucial presentation. You’re sitting in the waiting area at the gate, and while you don’t need to present anything, you just want to work on the presentation for when the time comes.
Well, that’s where your portable SSD comes in. A presentation was just an example, but if you’re a content creator, video editor, or even a photographer, then you might be more than aware that the internal hard drives within your laptop p fill up pretty quickly (200 GB is usually not enough for one work laptop).
So, whether you opt for KingSpec Portable Series and their wide range of portable SSDs or even an old-fashioned external hard drive, then you at least know that you won’t need to worry about memory on your device.
External Battery for Devices
We’ve all been there: frantically searching for an outlet at the airport or during a long meeting. Actually, it’s never a good idea to charge any of your devices in public, so you’re better off getting an external battery. They’re pretty affordable, so it’s a must-have!
USB Security Key
So, you need to bring a laptop, or it was recommended. Well, the chances of it getting lost or stolen are slim, but the chance is still there. You need to protect your files and data, and the best way might just be a USB security key. It’s just a nice extra.
