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Writing a Good Conference Summary or Trip Report: DevRel Superpowers

Sharing key takeaways from an event can provide benefits for you, your readers, and your company and products.

I skipped posting last week as I attended the All-In Summit in LA . The event was fun and thought-provoking—if you listen to the All-In Podcast , you know what to expect! As I wrote up my event summary on the flight home, I thought I should share my approach to writing successful conference summaries and trip reports.

Why write a conference summary or trip report?

Early in my career, I started writing conference summaries to help clarify my learning from the event. I like to take handwritten notes and Tweet key takeaways during a conference, as this helps me lock in what I’m hearing from the speakers, but I often felt like there was an opportunity to learn more.

During my days as an academic, I found that the best way to really learn a topic was to attempt to teach it. Writing event summaries forced me to re-read my notes, “join the dots” with related topics, and dive deeper into what interested me.

If you work in developer relations, there is also the content creation perspective to writing summaries. Sharing your key takeaways from an event can provide a lot of benefits:

Demonstrates your understanding of the key topics and technologies, which can build your credibility and reputation in the industry

Hones your writing and summarization skills, and helps to develop your online content portfolio

Highlights your company’s involvement with the space and event (driving top-of-funnel awareness)

Explores interesting problems and related solutions (helping with mid-funnel consideration and decision)

Provides an opportunity for you to give a shout-out to your partners, friends, and related OSS projects

With the benefits in mind, let’s explore how to create a good trip report.

A good trip report starts before the event

As part of my conference preparation, I always review the online schedule, looking for interesting topics, technologies, and trends. Not only do I do this to determine my agenda at the event, but it also primes my thinking around writing the summary.

I’ll often note the key themes and then watch for related social media posts during the event. I’ll also bring these up in my discussions with fellow attendees throughout the conference.

Taking notes during the event

During the event, I like to centralize my notes so that I can add commentary, thoughts, and social media links via my mobile devices and laptop. I’ve used Evernote in the past, and now I’m using Onenote. I take brief notes in sessions I attend and take a picture of these to add to my online collection. I typically capture key thoughts from interesting conversations with attendees on my cellphone. I also regularly monitor social media for the event hashtag and other key themes, and add the links to my online notes.

If I’m running a sponsored booth (or on booth duty), I’ll use this opportunity to ask lots of questions about the key themes I identified before the event, and I also look for topics and themes that I may have missed. Asking questions like “What’s your current biggest pain point?” or “What’s been the most interesting thing you’ve learned at the event?” can be eye-opening.

Regarding notes, brevity is your friend here. In the past, I’ve written pages and pages of notes, and I found this tricky to summarise at the end of the event.

When writing, start with the end in mind

When writing the trip report or conference summary, I advise starting with the end in mind and defining your key takeaways upfront. I aim to summarise 5-10 key takeaways, which seem manageable for me and valuable for readers.

Taking my recent All-In Summit summary, I reviewed my notes, and the top five takeaways instantly jumped out to me (and I had identified three of them from a pre-event scan of the schedule and talk abstracts). I looked again at social media and a couple of early summaries shared by other attendees and found roughly eight additional takeaways. I didn’t want to summarize more than ten takeaways, so I merged two and dropped a couple on the cutting room floor. I was left with this:

Once I’ve found the key takeaways, I use this as a skeleton for the remainder of my report. I typically draft each takeaway sequentially and then conduct multiple passes over the entire article, adding additional details, social media links, and images. I usually conduct a final pass where I attempt to “join the dots” and add anything separate from the event that I believe the audience will find helpful.

An example of this in my All-In Summit summary is that I added a couple of links to recent articles in The Economist:

Now, let’s put all of this into practice and look at some example final reports.

Example trip reports

As with many things in life, (deliberate) practice makes perfect. I’ve been writing trip reports for several years and across various roles. Here are some examples of my most popular and successful summaries:

Key Takeaways from the 'Agile on the Beach' Conference: Day Two

microXchg Microservices Conference Day One Summary: DDD, Platforms, and Organisational Impact

KubeCon NA 2021 Key Takeaways: DevX, Security, and Community

KubeCon EU + CloudNativeCon 2023 Summary: DevEx, Debugging, and Doubling-down on Community

My Top 10 Takeaways from the All-In Summit 2023

As a guide, I aim for thousands of page views. An average summary in the cloud native space might get ~5000-10000 views, and my “bangers” have scored 25k+.

Event summary top tips: SEO and distribution

Writing an amazing event summary is no good if no one reads it. For this reason, you will need to focus on search engine optimisation (SEO) and distribution.

I’ve been lucky to work with some fantastic SEO specialists over the years, and so I have internalized (and constantly updated) many SEO best practices. Although SEO can rapidly turn into a game, my north star is to write content that people want to read and format the content in a way that is discoverable by fellow humans, i.e. create a good title, use sub-headings to illustrate the structure, write concisely, include diagrams where it makes sense, etc. Once you’ve mastered this, you can optimise for keywords, meta information, social media cards, etc.

There are several good SEO references available for DevRels—for example, Google’ SEO Starter Guide , Lauren Schaefer and Magen Grant’s SEO for DevRel , Mostafa Moradian et al.’s “ DevRel content strategies with a focus on SEO optimization for developers ”— but I always recommend searching for the latest SEO guidance. If you are creating a lot of content, I recommend hiring someone with SEO/SEM expertise. Trust me, it’s worth the investment!

Distribution is also super important. Some of my most significant bumps in page views have been due to a mention in popular newsletters and on social media, such as DevOps Weekly , What's Hot in Enterprise IT/VC , LearnK8s , etc.

Cultivating relationships with the people running these sites and accounts is key here, as is subtly highlighting the content you want to be shared. For example, I’ll tag people in social media posts and discussions where appropriate, and I’ll sometimes DM or email newsletter owners the article and ask for the share. My advice is to always focus on the win-win, not to be overly pushy, and ensure you are taking time to help these folks before asking for too much in return.

Common trip report and conference summary mistakes

Here are some of the typical conference/trip summary mistakes I encounter regularly (and note that I have made most of these at some point in my career!)

Being overly promotional and/or mentioning your company and products too much. Don’t get me wrong, most people sharing content on the Internet have an angle or agenda—and as the startup cliche goes, we all work in sales—but there is a delicate balance. In my experience, it’s okay to mention your company and products once or twice in a report, mainly if this is relevant to the discussion. Still, anything more than this will make the article look like straight-up marketing copy, and no one wants to read this type of content.

Writing an overly long event summary. I’ve made this mistake at least a few times, most recently with a two-part KubeCon summary . In my experience, readers generally want a concise overview of the takeaways and critical learning.

Creating the summary too long after the event. I get it; we’re all time-pressured, but if you wait to publish your summary more than a week after the event has finished, you may miss out on the surrounding buzz. And if you post your summary later than a month after the event, it just looks like old news.

Let me know in the comments if you have more conference summary antipatterns or trip report mistakes to share!

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How to Write a Trip Report: Outlining the Steps and Examples

By Happy Sharer

Introduction

A trip report is a structured document that details the events and observations made during a business or leisure trip. It is important to document the purpose of the trip and the findings in order to assess the success of the trip and evaluate any future actions that need to be taken. This article will provide an overview of how to write a trip report, what information should be included, tips for making the report more effective, and examples of well-written reports.

Outlining the Steps to Writing a Trip Report

Writing an effective trip report requires planning and preparation. The following steps should be followed to ensure a comprehensive and organized report:

Step One: Gather Information

The first step in writing a trip report is to gather all of the necessary information. This includes any relevant documents, such as itineraries, expense reports, and notes from meetings. Additionally, it is important to take note of any observations made during the trip and conversations that were had with other individuals. All of this information should be compiled before beginning the report.

Step Two: Create an Outline

Once all of the necessary information has been gathered, the next step is to create an outline. This allows the writer to organize their thoughts and structure the report in a logical manner. The outline should include an introduction, body, and conclusion, as well as any subsections or headings that are relevant to the report.

Step Three: Draft the Report

After the outline is completed, the writer can begin drafting the report. This process involves filling in the details of the trip, providing summaries of discussions, and documenting any observations. It is important to use clear and concise language when writing the report in order to make it easy to read and understand.

Step Four: Review and Revise

Once the draft of the report is complete, it is important to review and revise it before submitting. This helps to ensure accuracy and clarity, as well as identify any areas that may need additional information or clarification. Additionally, it is important to proofread the report for any spelling or grammar errors.

Describing the Purpose of a Trip Report

Trip reports are used to document the events and findings of a business or leisure trip. They provide a record of the trip and serve several purposes, including:

Summarize Events

Trip reports provide a summary of the events that occurred during the trip. This includes any meetings that were attended, tours that were taken, or presentations that were given. This allows the reader to quickly get an overview of the trip without having to read through detailed accounts of each event.

Record Observations

Trip reports also serve as a record of any observations that were made during the trip. This includes any insights or discoveries that were made, as well as any potential issues or challenges that were encountered. This allows the reader to gain a better understanding of the overall experience of the trip.

Document Results

Finally, trip reports are used to document the results of the trip. This includes any decisions that were reached, goals that were achieved, or plans that were created. This allows the reader to assess the success of the trip and evaluate any future actions that need to be taken.

Explaining What Information Should Be Included in a Trip Report

In order to create a comprehensive trip report, it is important to include all of the relevant information. This includes the following:

Details of the Trip

The report should include basic information about the trip, such as the dates, locations, and purpose of the trip. Additionally, any special arrangements or accommodations that were made should be noted in the report.

Identify Key Players

It is important to identify any key players that were involved in the trip, such as colleagues, clients, vendors, or partners. This helps to provide context to the report and allows the reader to understand who was involved in the events described.

Summary of Findings

The report should include a summary of the findings from the trip. This includes any insights or observations that were made, as well as any conclusions that were reached. Additionally, any relevant data or research should be included in the report.

Recommendations

Finally, the report should include any recommendations for future action. This could include new strategies or plans that need to be implemented, or any changes that need to be made. These recommendations should be based on the findings of the trip.

Providing Tips for Writing an Effective Trip Report

Writing an effective trip report requires attention to detail and careful editing. Here are some tips for creating an effective report:

Use Clear and Concise Language

It is important to use clear and concise language when writing a trip report. Using overly technical or complicated language can make the report difficult to understand. Additionally, using simple language helps to ensure that the report is understood by all readers.

Include Relevant Supporting Documentation

Any relevant supporting documentation should be included in the report. This could include photographs, diagrams, charts, or graphs. Including these documents helps to illustrate the points being made in the report and provides evidence for the conclusions reached.

Avoid Unnecessary Details

When writing a trip report, it is important to avoid including unnecessary details. This includes any information that does not directly relate to the purpose of the trip. Keeping the report focused on the key points helps to ensure that the report is concise and to the point.

Edit and Proofread Carefully

Finally, it is important to edit and proofread the report carefully before submitting. This helps to reduce any errors and ensures that the report is accurate and clear. Additionally, it is important to ensure that the report follows any specified formatting guidelines.

Offering Examples of Well-Written Trip Reports

Seeing examples of well-written trip reports can help to provide guidance when writing your own report. Here are three examples of effective trip reports:

Example One

This example is a trip report from a business trip to Las Vegas. The report includes all of the relevant information, such as the dates, locations, and purpose of the trip. Additionally, it includes a summary of the events that occurred during the trip, as well as any observations that were made. Finally, the report includes a list of recommendations for future action based on the findings of the trip.

Example Two

This example is a trip report from a leisure trip to Hawaii. The report includes basic information about the trip, such as the dates, locations, and purpose of the trip. Additionally, it includes a summary of the activities that were participated in and any observations that were made. Finally, the report includes a list of recommendations for future trips based on the findings of the trip.

Example Three

This example is a trip report from a research trip to Japan. The report includes basic information about the trip, such as the dates, locations, and purpose of the trip. Additionally, it includes a summary of the research that was conducted and any observations that were made. Finally, the report includes a list of recommendations for future action based on the findings of the trip.

Writing an effective trip report requires planning and preparation. It is important to gather all of the necessary information, create an outline, draft the report, and review and revise before submitting. Trip reports should include details of the trip, identify key players, provide a summary of findings, and include recommendations. Additionally, it is important to use clear and concise language, include relevant supporting documentation, avoid unnecessary details, and edit and proofread carefully. Seeing examples of well-written trip reports can help to provide guidance when writing your own report.

Overall, writing a trip report is an important part of any business or leisure trip. It provides a record of the trip and allows the reader to quickly gain an understanding of the events that occurred and the findings that were made. Following the steps outlined in this article and utilizing the tips and examples provided can help to ensure a successful and effective trip report.

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What Is A Business Trip Report And How To Prepare One?

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Business trip report is a post-trip activity essential to know the outcome of the business trip vis-à-vis its objectives. Employees can use the trip report to highlight their achievements and enhance their reputation in the eyes of the management. Additionally, the report will help the management to analyze the outcome of the business trip. Let us discuss the tips for writing a business trip report.

What is a Business Trip (or Business Travel) Report?

A business trip report, or a business travel report, summarizes the business trip to justify travel expenses. It reviews activities to fulfill pre-defined business objectives, such as finalizing a business deal, providing technical service to a customer, or representing the organization at a trade fair.

• Travel managers can review business reports based on the following criteria:
• Improving networking and customer relationships
• Fulfillment of the training objectives, such as deals, services, certifications, etc.
• Identifying and attracting prospects for new business opportunities
• Knowing new business trends
• Attending company conferences or review meetings
• Imparting training to business associates
• Providing customer business travel support
• Assessing the competition

Business travel reporting activity helps understand to what extent the employee met the trip objectives. It enables travel managers to change policies and improve the efficiency of the future business trips.

Suggested Read: All You Need To Know About Corporate Travel Management

Importance of a corporate trip report

A corporate trip report is necessary to justify the cost of business travel. It is a critical summary to enable reporting, auditing, and business travel budgeting. Business trip reporting helps travel managers monitor, track, and control travel costs. They can leverage the knowledge to enhance the effectiveness of future business trips.

An ideal trip report provides a detailed review of the particular business travel report and is a vital instrument for understanding the justification of the trip expenses. The business trip report comprises many details, such as graphs, tables, photographs, and other documents supporting the claim by justifying the travel expenditure.

How to write a business report?

1. Preparations

Preparations for writing a comprehensive business trip report begin before proceeding on a business trip. You should note down the core corporate of the business trip you expect to meet. The entire trip itinerary will focus on accomplishing this goal. The measure of the trip’s success will depend upon the details and supportive documents you provide while submitting the trip report. Continue noting down all details about your achievements as your business trip progresses. Collecting bills or receipts is an essential prerequisite to facilitate expense reporting. Platforms like Paxes can help you with planning, booking, and producing the necessary travel data and invoices needed to back your report. Remember to get snaps and video clips of important events besides documentary evidence of your achievements, like feedback forms to justify your accomplishments.

2. Headings and essential details

The heading section should provide a quick introduction to the trip report with the total cost of the business trip. Mention the core purpose in the first section of a business trip report. Include the cities and places you covered with dates. Write down the names of colleagues if they accompanied you on the trip. List the names of prospects, customers, and business associates you met on the business trip.

3. Introduction of the report

A general overview of the business trip is an essential feature of the introduction. Let the introduction outline the goal and the results of the business trip. Mention the places you covered and the people you met with the outcome. One should briefly describe the activities such as attending the exhibition stall, highlighting product benefits, meeting prospects, or attending seminars. Focus on how you accomplished the trip’s aim without providing data or supportive documents.

4. Business trip report’s body

The main section of the business report is the body. You should provide details of the activities that helped you meet your business objectives. By providing reasons, you should also reveal the goals you missed to achieve. One should add any other achievements, not part of the trip’s original objectives, in the body. You should explain how the achievement can benefit the organization.

5. Summary of the report

The summary justifies the consumption of resources to cover the trip. Share your observations by mentioning how the business trip can help the organization win more customers, increase sales revenues, or improve the company’s brand awareness. The summary should focus on the expected rise in the business to help travel managers know the ROI from the business trip. The report should include attachments like data, snaps, and customer feedback reports that will help support your accomplishments.

Business trip report template

Here is a simple template for you to get started with your business trip report:

Trip information

Trip itinerary: Insert summary of trip itinerary

Purpose of trip: Define the purpose of the trip with a clear objective

Activities and meetings conducted: Write about the activities and meetings conducted

Site visits and events attended: Write details of site visits and events attended

Key accomplishments: Summary of key achievements during trip

Business opportunities: New opportunities found during the trip

Challenges encountered

Logistics issues: Were there any issues with the transportation

Communication issues: Any language barrier encountered

Other issues: Other issues occurred during the trip

Expenses incurred

Travel and accommodation expenses: Enter airfare, transfers, mileage, hotel rooms charges

Meal and other expenses: Meal expenses, stationary costs and others

Recommendations for future trips

Improvements: Tips on how to get better results

[End of Business Trip Report Template]

Organizations use the business trip report to know the return on travel costs. Business travel reporting is the art of presenting your achievements systematically. Providing details and supporting these with data or documents is the key to writing a perfect business report. The business report should be crisp and clear, presenting the trip’s purpose, activities, learnings, and recommendations.

Travel and expense management platforms such as Paxes offer easy and quick booking of flights and hotels. Additionally, the expenditure data provided in these platforms can help one in preparing a comprehensive business trip report.

Business Trip Report FAQs

Who should receive the corporate trip report of the employee.

Employees submit a corporate trip report to line managers, or corporate travel managers, depending upon the corporate policy.

What is excluded from a business trip report?

The business trip report should not include personal experiences, like visiting a tourist spot, having dinner with colleagues, or detailed notes. Avoid lengthy descriptions of the event or venue.

Is there a standard format for writing a corporate trip report?

The ideal format is the headline, introduction, body, and summary. However, some organizations expect employees to write a corporate trip report in a particular fashion.

Is the expense report part of the corporate trip report?

Many organizations mandate attaching expense reports to the business trip report. In such cases, one can add receipts and bills to the expense report.

What is the focus of a corporate trip report?

A corporate trip report aims to explain how the investment in the business trip will benefit the organization.

What should be included in a business trip report?

A business trip report should consist of trip details, itinerary, expenses, results, challenges, and recommendations.

What is called as trip report?

A document detailing the various aspects of a business trip for analysis and betterment of next trips is called business trip report.

What is an example of a business trip?

Sales trips, brand awareness trips, VIP trips are some of the examples of business trips.

What is the purpose of business trip report?

A business trip report is used to highlight the key findings of the trip and analyze the same to better the following trips.

How do I create an effective business trip report?

What information should be included in a business trip report.

Pratyush is a traveling enthusiast who always looks for innovations in business travel management. He has 5 years of experience writing content on corporate travel management and working closely with expert business travel facilitators.

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Going on a trip is a way for someone to re-energize and relax. But for educational and business purposes, this requires you to make a report about your trip. And if you’re wondering regarding the structure of a report of your trip, we have a few examples here that you can go over.

How to begin a report is to make sure that while you were on your trip, you did take down notes or document it just to give you a start on your report writing . The sole purpose for the trip is to acquire experience of that place while at the same time learning from by making a report about it.

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What is the purpose of a trip report?

The main purpose of a trip report whether for business report or school related is to learn something from it. It should also benefit not only yourself but also to other people. And you can do this by sharing your knowledge through the things that you have experienced in your trip. Just as to give them a vicarious insight of the trip that you had experienced. This is also to give your immediate head on what’s the status report. There are report examples in pdf that can really bring out the purpose of a trip on why we need to make a trip report.

How to write a trip report?

When you write a trip report, you should consider the following things for your writing:

• The title and introduction of your trip
• Writing the main content and executive summary of your trip
• Finding out the analysis of the things that you observed in your trip
• Having the closing remarks and conclusion for your trip
• Showing a report of the expenses incurred on the trip

In addition, a service report is a summary of the things that are transacted by the provider and the client. This informs us that if the service has meet the satisfaction of the client then it would be a great contribution to the trip report.

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Begin by practicing writing a short report and then work your way up there. It should be cover up on what needs to be covered. Make sure to make it organized and comprehensive enough so that it would serve its purpose.  We have free report examples for reference or if you want to have your own copy, you can also download it.

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A business trip report is a report about your findings, observations, and the different information that would be put into good use by your organization. A business trip report is more of a technical report for it covers so many aspects of a report such as observing, recording, and other pertinent documents needed for the technical report. The potential partnership of one company to another can result into a profitable venture all because of a business trip. A business trip can open opportunities for both parties.

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School Trip is a graphic novel written and illustrated by Jerry Craft and published in 2023. It is the third installment in Craft’s beloved graphic novel series, following the success of New Kid and Class Act . Like its predecessors, School Trip is geared toward young adults.

In School Trip , Jordan and his friends from Riverdale Academy Day School embark on a school trip to Paris. The journey becomes a pivotal moment for the group, especially for Ramon , who confronts his long-time bully, Andy , sparking a series of events that teach the students valuable lessons about racism, bullying , friendship, and pursuing dreams.

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The graphic novel opens with the main character and narrator Jordan Banks contemplating whether to attend art school or remain at Riverdale Academy Day School (RAD) the following school year. He wants to be a comic artist but knows he will miss his friends if he leaves them behind after middle school. The following day, Jordan and his best friends, Drew Ellis and Liam Landers , receive exciting news—they have been selected to go on a school trip to Paris, along with their schoolmates Ramon, Maury , Alexandra , Ashley , Samira , and Andy, the school bully. While they’re excited about the trip, they’re disappointed knowing that Andy will be part of it. Meanwhile, Ashley is saddened by the absence of her best friend, Ruby.

The night before the trip, Jordan, Drew, and Liam have a sleepover at Liam’s house, along with Maury. They know little about Maury, other than the fact that he has a wealthy, privileged background. Once they arrive in Paris, Jordan worries that Andy will torment Ramon if they’re roommates, as Andy has a history of bullying Ramon. To prevent this, Jordan volunteers to room with Andy. Meanwhile, Drew and Liam share a room, and Maury rooms with Ramon. The girls share another room. Ashley, anxiously awaiting messages from her friend Ruby, attempts to befriend Alexandra, who prefers being alone. Maury, on the other hand, bonds with Ramon and treats him to room service. As they explore Paris, the group is awed by its beauty. They notice its differences compared to New York, from the architecture to the cuisine and the laid-back atmosphere . Soon, they discover that the teachers’ credit cards don’t work internationally. Fortunately, Maury steps up and covers all expenses using his credit card. Maury knows Paris well, so he takes charge and guides the group throughout the trip. As the days pass, Maury bonds not only with Ramon but also with Drew and Jordan, realizing they have a lot of things in common. Alexandra gradually opens up and embraces Ashley’s friendship. Meanwhile, Andy continues to mock others, but his behavior backfires when the group confronts him, leaving him feeling isolated. Andy also resists embracing the differences in Paris, from the cuisine to the culture.

One night, the group sits together in the hotel garden when Ramon bravely confronts Andy about his bullying. He explains how Andy’s bullying has affected him, leaving him traumatized, and highlights the racism behind it. Andy, upset, walks away from the group. The following day, Drew talks to Andy, confronting him about his actions. Andy denies being racist and argues that Black people have more advantages than white people. Drew, however, explains the prejudice Black people face and asks Andy to empathize and understand others’ experiences. On the final day of the trip, everyone reflects on what they’ve learned. Drew shares that he’s learned to appreciate slowing down, Ashley has made new friends, and Jordan reaffirms his passion for art. Lastly, Andy apologizes to Ramon for his past behavior, acknowledging the pain he caused.

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Your business trip is over, and now it’s time to draft up a travel report. Why does your manager ask for a business trip report? And what should a good report include? Scroll down to learn everything you need to know about how to write a travel report.

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A business trip report, or business travel report , is a document about a business trip, usually written for a manager. It’s like a memo of the trip, its purpose, learnings, and outcomes.

The meaning of a business trip report is to give an overview of the trip and justify the expenses. 

With a travel report, you tell your manager (or other relevant people in the company) what your trip was about: purpose, goals, achievements, learnings, and recommendations. The purpose of a business trip can be, for example, to solidify business partnerships, prospect for new clients, or learn about the latest industry trends.

A business trip report also justifies the investment the company makes. If your employer sends you on a business trip and pays for the costs, how will it benefit from your travel? 

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There isn’t one set format for a travel report. You can check if your company has a template for reporting business trips or if there are some conventions or requirements the report should follow. If not, you can find a simple business trip report template in this article. 

Unless you work in a traditional industry, a travel report doesn’t have to be too formal. Your manager probably doesn't want to scan through a 20-page report. 

It’s okay to keep the report brief and concise. You can skip the table of contents and executive summary and focus on the goals, outcomes, and learnings of the trip – the part that matters the most. 

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If you want to keep your travel report short and sweet, you can follow this simple structure. 

Basics : Your name, participants (your colleagues), travel period, and destination.

Purpose of trip : Why did you go on this trip? What were the goals? 

Overview : What events did you attend? Who did you meet? What learnings did you gain? 

Summary and Conclusions : A brief summary of the trip and recommendations or action points.

Expenses : You can list your expenses here or deliver your expense claim separately. 

Attachments : If you claim expenses, attach receipts and invoices as proof of travel costs.

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If you’ve paid travel expenses from your own pocket, you can claim expense reimbursement from your employer. Depending on your company’s conventions, you can either attach the expense claim to the report or deliver it separately. 

More and more companies use digital tools to manage travel expenses, which means that you don’t need to claim back travel costs with a paper document (and not even with a PDF). For example, Pliant features an integration to Circula , a software designed to streamline and automate claiming and managing travel costs and allowances.

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If your company doesn’t have a fixed structure for a business travel report and you’re not sure how to go about it, here’s a template to help you get started. 

You can use this template to summarize your trip and its expenses in a simple and easy-to-skim format. 

Bear in mind that this isn’t an official travel report template – if there is such a thing. Feel free to edit and customize it for your needs. You can skip or add sections that you see useful. If you want to highlight something particular, add new sections, like Goals or Learnings. 

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Following the structure of the template above, here’s how you write a travel report. 

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First things first. In addition to your own name, mention any colleagues that were with you on the trip. Include the travel period and destination.

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The body is the most important part of your report. You can use a structure that works best for you, but if you’re not sure what to include, here are some ideas.

You can start with the purpose . Why did you go on this trip? What were the goals? This could be, for example, to keep up with the industry trends at a conference. 

Provide an overview of the trip. Who did you meet? What events did you attend? What did you learn? This is your chance to shine. Stress how the trip was beneficial for the company. Not only did you pick up new skills at a seminar, but now you can put them to use in your work for the company. You’ll want to show how sending you on this trip was a good investment. 

Close with a summary and conclusions . Write a summary and revisit the key points, like your learnings, how the goals were met (or why they weren’t), and recommendations and an action plan for the next steps.

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Depending on your company’s travel expense policy, you can attach a cost summary of your reimbursable expenses and relevant attachments to the travel report. Attachments include receipts and invoices as proof of incurred expenses during the trip.

If you deliver an expense claim with an app or in another way established in your workplace, you don’t have to include it in the travel report.  

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There are many types of business travel, ranging from conferences to trade shows to visiting international branches of the same company. 

What qualifies as business travel in the eyes of the tax office varies from country to country. But usually, there’s some kind of requirement for temporary travel for work purposes.

Examples of business travel include:

Conferences and seminars

Trade shows and fairs

Travel to meet business partners, like suppliers or clients

Internal visits and meetings at different locations  

Company retreats and events

Not every type of business travel requires a travel report. If you’re traveling to a company retreat or summer party to unwind and bond with your colleagues, you can skip the report. 

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Whether a business trip report is required depends on the organization and its travel policy. A travel report isn’t always necessary, so it’s best to ask your manager. 

But if you claim reimbursement for business-related travel expenses, you do need to submit an expense report and receipts. This is usually required by the tax office to provide a clear audit trail of why your employer is making a (tax-exempt) payment to you. But this doesn’t mean you have to write a report on the whole trip. 

Depending on the policy of your company, you might either submit an expense claim with an app or software or in another fashion that is established in your organization. 

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Business travel report policies vary from company to company. While a travel expense claim may be required by the tax office, a business trip report is usually just used for internal purposes. 

In some companies or industries, lengthy reports may be the norm. But just the same, there may not be a culture of writing travel reports at all. When in doubt, ask your manager.

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FACT SHEET: President   Biden Announces New Actions to Secure the   Border

New actions will bar migrants who cross our Southern border unlawfully from receiving asylum Biden taking action as Congressional Republicans put partisan politics ahead of national security, twice voting against toughest reforms in decades

Since his first day in office, President Biden has called on Congress to secure our border and address our broken immigration system. Over the past three years, while Congress has failed to act, the President has acted to secure our border. His Administration has deployed the most agents and officers ever to address the situation at the Southern border, seized record levels of illicit fentanyl at our ports of entry, and brought together world leaders on a framework to deal with changing migration patterns that are impacting the entire Western Hemisphere.  Earlier this year, the President and his team reached a historic bipartisan agreement with Senate Democrats and Republicans to deliver the most consequential reforms of America’s immigration laws in decades. This agreement would have added critical border and immigration personnel, invested in technology to catch illegal fentanyl, delivered sweeping reforms to the asylum system, and provided emergency authority for the President to shut down the border when the system is overwhelmed. But Republicans in Congress chose to put partisan politics ahead of our national security, twice voting against the toughest and fairest set of reforms in decades. President Biden believes we must secure our border. That is why today, he announced executive actions to bar migrants who cross our Southern border unlawfully from receiving asylum. These actions will be in effect when high levels of encounters at the Southern Border exceed our ability to deliver timely consequences, as is the case today. They will make it easier for immigration officers to remove those without a lawful basis to remain and reduce the burden on our Border Patrol agents. But we must be clear: this cannot achieve the same results as Congressional action, and it does not provide the critical personnel and funding needed to further secure our Southern border. Congress still must act. The Biden-Harris Administration’s executive actions will:   Bar Migrants Who Cross the Southern Border Unlawfully From Receiving Asylum

• President Biden issued a proclamation under Immigration and Nationality Act sections 212(f) and 215(a) suspending entry of noncitizens who cross the Southern border into the United States unlawfully. This proclamation is accompanied by an interim final rule from the Departments of Justice and Homeland Security that restricts asylum for those noncitizens.
• These actions will be in effect when the Southern border is overwhelmed, and they will make it easier for immigration officers to quickly remove individuals who do not have a legal basis to remain in the United States.
• These actions are not permanent. They will be discontinued when the number of migrants who cross the border between ports of entry is low enough for America’s system to safely and effectively manage border operations. These actions also include similar humanitarian exceptions to those included in the bipartisan border agreement announced in the Senate, including those for unaccompanied children and victims of trafficking.

Recent Actions to secure our border and address our broken immigration system: Strengthening the Asylum Screening Process

• The Department of Homeland Security published a proposed rule to ensure that migrants who pose a public safety or national security risk are removed as quickly in the process as possible rather than remaining in prolonged, costly detention prior to removal. This proposed rule will enhance security and deliver more timely consequences for those who do not have a legal basis to remain in the United States.

Announced new actions to more quickly resolve immigration cases

• The Department of Justice and Department of Homeland Security launched a Recent Arrivals docket to more quickly resolve a portion of immigration cases for migrants who attempt to cross between ports of entry at the Southern border in violation of our immigration laws.
• Through this process, the Department of Justice will be able to hear these cases more quickly and the Department of Homeland Security will be able to more quickly remove individuals who do not have a legal basis to remain in the United States and grant protection to those with valid claims.
• The bipartisan border agreement would have created and supported an even more efficient framework for issuing final decisions to all asylum seekers. This new process to reform our overwhelmed immigration system can only be created and funded by Congress.

Revoked visas of CEOs and government officials who profit from migrants coming to the U.S. unlawfully

• The Department of State imposed visa restrictions on executives of several Colombian transportation companies who profit from smuggling migrants by sea. This action cracks down on companies that help facilitate unlawful entry into the United States, and sends a clear message that no one should profit from the exploitation of vulnerable migrants.
• The State Department also imposed visa restrictions on over 250 members of the Nicaraguan government, non-governmental actors, and their immediate family members for their roles in supporting the Ortega-Murillo regime, which is selling transit visas to migrants from within and beyond the Western Hemisphere who ultimately make their way to the Southern border.
• Previously, the State Department revoked visas of executives of charter airlines for similar actions.

Expanded Efforts to Dismantle Human Smuggling and Support Immigration Prosecutions

• The Departments of State and Justice launched an “Anti-Smuggling Rewards” initiative designed to dismantle the leadership of human smuggling organizations that bring migrants through Central America and across the Southern U.S. border. The initiative will offer financial rewards for information leading to the identification, location, arrest, or conviction of those most responsible for significant human smuggling activities in the region.
• The Department of Justice will seek new and increased penalties against human smugglers to properly account for the severity of their criminal conduct and the human misery that it causes.
• The Department of Justice is also partnering with the Department of Homeland Security to direct additional prosecutors and support staff to increase immigration-related prosecutions in crucial border U.S. Attorney’s Offices. Efforts include deploying additional DHS Special Assistant United States Attorneys to different U.S. Attorneys’ offices, assigning support staff to critical U.S. Attorneys’ offices, including DOJ Attorneys to serve details in U.S. Attorneys’ Offices in several border districts, and partnering with federal agencies to identify additional resources to target these crimes.

Enhancing Immigration Enforcement

• The Department of Homeland Security has surged agents to the Southern border and is referring a record number of people into expedited removal.
• The Department of Homeland Security is operating more repatriation flights per week than ever before. Over the past year, DHS has removed or returned more than 750,000 people, more than in every fiscal year since 2010.
• Working closely with partners throughout the region, the Biden-Harris Administration is identifying and collaborating on enforcement efforts designed to stop irregular migration before migrants reach our Southern border, expand investment and integration opportunities in the region to support those who may otherwise seek to migrate, and increase lawful pathways for migrants as an alternative to irregular migration.

Seizing Fentanyl at our Border

• Border officials have seized more fentanyl at ports of entry in the last two years than the past five years combined, and the President has added 40 drug detection machines across points of entry to disrupt the fentanyl smuggling into the Homeland. The bipartisan border agreement would fund the installation of 100 additional cutting-edge inspection machines to help detect fentanyl at our Southern border ports of entry.
• In close partnership with the Government of Mexico, the Department of Justice has extradited Nestor Isidro Perez Salaz, known as “El Nini,” from Mexico to the United States to face prosecution for his role in illicit fentanyl trafficking and human rights abuses. This is one of many examples of joint efforts with Mexico to tackle the fentanyl and synthetic drug epidemic that is killing so many people in our countries and globally, and to hold the drug trafficking organizations to account.

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