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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I used to travel for work extensively and never had an issue traveling with a male colleague.  Dinner would be at the hotel restaurant or someplace similar.  I don’t think it has to be awkward as long as you stay professional.  [/quote]

Same. I travel 250+ nights of the year for work (woman) and I go out with my male colleagues all the time. Sometimes as a group, often alone. I've made great friends this way, and never had a problem. The skeevy ones are weeded out quickly, like VERY quickly by me and usually more people, but see no problem with having close friendships and traveling with members of the opposite sex . My partner is often even like, "sounds like a rough day, hope dinner is nice! Are you at least out with Zach? You guys doing the hotel bar thing with a caesar salad or blowing your Amex Platinum loads somewhere nice? '

I will say, not a perfect couple by any means, but jealousy and fidelity aren't something we struggle with in the least, so I am an optimist in these situations. [/quote]

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