‘When I go on a working visit, I always add a few days off’
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Getting to know a new city or country is also easy during your working visit. That’s why Samantha sticks a few days to her trip. Just, for a few extra days away.
Samantha (43): “It is mainly the thrill of being on the road and discovering things on your own. Want to get to know a new city or country? Awesome. I don’t mind visiting a factory in Pakistan or India for my work.
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Working visit
When I go to Asia, I always add a holiday or five days to it. I am very open to everything abroad in a very pleasant way and I always come back full of inspiration, which is quite handy if you are a designer. I also regularly visit interior design fairs. Soon I will be going again: five days in Paris.
At home I say it’s a working visit, but actually I’m busy two days before work and then three days off. Then I hop from exhibition to exhibition and in between I visit all kinds of shops. As the children get older, arranging a babysitter is easier.”
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