An issue that has been causing 'issues' to both governments and providers, as well as intermediary agencies, during their foreign travels for decades, is the matter of currency exchange, credit or debit card payments, or costs generated by the currency exchange itself that certain banks usually perform in these types of transactions.

After many years of working closely together, organizing trips for governments and major institutions, there are certain patterns that repeat in each and every one of them. Many of these, after extensive studies using algorithms and big data, are compiled in the 'International GITT Standard' Norm.

Perhaps the most common of all is the last-minute changes, both before and just before and during the trip. Many of these changes not only involve reorganizing a significant portion of the Delegation's components but also entail expenses not initially included in the budget, which in many cases pose certain problems in adhering to the planned estimates, including contingencies.