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Traveling for business, safely
December 3, 2008: 5:55 PM ETThe single most important step in protecting yourself on a business trip: Plan ahead. So writes Fortune's Anne Fisher in her December 4 Ask Annie column. Have you ever found yourself in a risky situation on a business trip, in the U.S. or abroad? How did you handle it? Got any specific advice for foreign travelers? Do you enjoy or dread traveling for work?
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