Sober companion for business travel

Work trips come with client dinners, open bars at conferences and long nights alone in a hotel. A companion helps you get through all of it on your terms.

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On the road

The companion travels with you and keeps the routine you rely on at home. That means a set time to wake up, meals at regular hours, and a plan for the evening before it starts.

It starts on the plane. Premium cabins offer free drinks from boarding to landing, and flight attendants will keep offering. Your companion sits with you, orders first, and makes saying no easy.

At dinners and events

When drinking is part of the agenda, the companion can attend with you or stay nearby. You can work out ahead of time how to order, what to say and when to leave.

Meetings away from home

Before you arrive, the companion finds meetings in the city you're visiting and fits them into your schedule.

Page last updated October 20, 2026

Common questions

How is the companion introduced to colleagues?

However you prefer. Many clients introduce the companion as an assistant or colleague. Their role stays private.

Can I book a companion for one night of a longer trip?

Yes. Coverage can be set for specific days or events.

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