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Airplane pretzels are no substitute for a fresh baguette. For a travel veteran like Belinda Zinicola, long-haul flights to Europe sometimes miss that certain je ne sais quoi. Traveling to Paris three or four times a year means she’s grown accustomed to a certain level of French hospitality – something she’s found a way to incorporate in her annual business travels around the world.

What is sometimes lost in all of this e-hoopla is that old school ideas work too, and in some ways, can work even better as there is less competition for those eyeballs these days.

Here are a few old school marketing ideas that are worth a second look.

Business travel can sometimes declare war on your body, let alone your antibodies. Your probability of catching the sniffles increases 20 percent for frequent flyers after sitting for hours next to a sneezing, coughing, germ-ridden passenger. Take all the Airborne you want – eventually, that poor suffering person becomes you!

For those sick and tired of feeling sick and tired after a business trip, Concur is offering up some helpful tips for maintaining good health on the road.

George Kaplan, CPA and head of his own accounting and consulting firm, says all his clients need Concur, they just may not know it yet. Soon they will, if George has anything to say about it.

As a guy who enjoys meeting new people, Blake Yonago seems to have found an ideal niche at Concur. “Every day is different, which makes Concur so appealing,” he says. Blake has been with the company more than three years. He’s a Regional Sales Executive in Redmond, Washington. He says he spends much of his day educating clients and prospects about the features of Concur Breeze. Many small businesspeople don’t even know some of the useful features are available to them.