If it’s close enough to travel by car, driving will be your best option. Again, bookmark your favorite route planning site so that you can call on it at short notice. If you haven’t used a route planning service before, test it out by entering a journey you do regularly to see how good directions are. Not all online route planners are created equal!

When you reach your destination, you will probably need to get hotel accommodation booked.

For peace of mind, it’s worth booking before you set off for your trip. Some hotels will offer an online booking service but you need to be aware that these services don’t always show all rooms available, especially at last minute. If you can’t get your chosen room online, remember that you can always use telephone – we’re so used to doing everything online nowadays that we can sometimes forget this!

Because web sites prefer you to book using their online system, you may need to have a directory enquiries number to hand so that you can find out hotel’s contact details. If they’re fully booked when you call, most hotel receptionists will be able to recommend somewhere else to stay.

Also make yourself a “pre-travel” check list ahead of time. This should include things like flight, car rental and hotel reservations as well as usual things you would pack for any trip.

Sole proprietorships can sue and be sued in name of sole proprietor.

Advantages of a Sole Proprietorship

• Sole proprietorships are easiest and least expensive form of business to set up and maintain
• The sole proprietor owns all assets and profits that are generated by business
• Profits from business are reported on sole proprietor's personal tax return
• A sole proprietorship is easy to dissolve is desired

Dis-Advantages of a Sole Proprietorship

• A sole proprietor is completely responsible for all of business's debts and responsibilities. Both personal and business assets are at risk
• A sole proprietor may have a more difficult time raising fund
• Hiring and retaining higher quality employees can be more difficult
• Some employee benefits are not directly deductible from business income

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