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WHITEPAPER: SHARE ECONOMY FOR BUSINESS TRAVEL | 2016
UNDERSTAND THE BENEFITS, RISKS AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
The travel share economy, including services like Uber and Airbnb, has quite literally taken off around the world. However, new research from International SOS reveals that:
WHITEPAPER: SHARE ECONOMY FOR BUSINESS TRAVEL | 2016
UNDERSTAND THE BENEFITS, RISKS AND LEGAL CONSIDERATIONS
The travel share economy, including services like Uber and Airbnb, has quite literally taken off around the world. However, new research from International SOS reveals that:
The first-of-its-kind study provides organisations with clear guidance on the benefits, risks and legal considerations of incorporating share economy services into an organisation’s business travel policies, and how best to do so within a travel risk management framework.
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| 75% | of organisations lack policies or procedures for using these services | ||
| 40% | of people do not know whether their organisations consider services to be ‘safe’ |
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TravelTracker
Read more on how to integrate Share Economy services into your travel risk management
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Policy Development
Read more on how International SOS can assist with developing policies to support your travel risk management
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Contact us
Need assistance, contact us today to speak with the International SOS Account Management Team |
PROTECT YOUR REPUTATION & ASSETS
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TravelTracker
Read more on how to integrate Share Economy services into your travel risk management
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Policy Development
Read more on how International SOS can assist with developing policies to support your travel risk management
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Contact us
Need assistance, contact us today to speak with the International SOS Account Management Team |
75%
of organisations lack policies or procedures for using these services
40%
of people do not know whether their organisations consider services to be ‘safe’
