The phrase "make business trips" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The CEO makes occasional business trips to meet with potential clients."
For those who are still making business trips, there are bargains to be had.
The study also found that those who traveled only a few days a month tended to enjoy better health than co-workers who never made business trips.
Further confirmation of the strength of the trend can be seen on the highways, where the traditional Interstate truck stop has been changing to accommodate the influx of people making business trips by car.
"It's very close to the city, and it's a convenient place to live as a commuter," said Mr. Grossman, who takes the New Jersey Transit Midtown Direct line into the city and also makes business trips out of Newark Airport, about 15 minutes away.
The elder Hindman frequently made business trips to Alabama, and even moved the family to Jacksonville, Alabama after buying several lots of land there.
There is a downside, however, and that is for Americans traveling abroad, especially in Europe, where the decline in the dollar has made business and vacation trips much more expensive.
Here's how to make that business trip work for you — and your family.
It is for bookings that people might make a couple days in advance before they make a business trip to a different city.
Looking back on his youth, he tells me his father worked hard, making frequent business trips.
