The travel sharing economy, which comprises services such as ride-sharing and house-sharing, has quite literally taken off around the world. Ease of accessibility and use while mobile means non-traditional ground transport and accommodation services are increasingly being used by business travellers. Despite the popularity, only 14 % of organisations surveyed by Ipsos MORI and International SOS* have integrated this in their travel policy. Have you? Join this innovation track to understand the benefits, risks and legal considerations of incorporating share economy services into your business travel policies and how best to do so within a travel risk management framework. * Business resilience. Trends Watch 2019; Ipsos MORI & International SOS; October 2018. In October 2018, Ipsos MORI conducted a global survey targeted to those who organise, influence, or are responsible for, their organisation’s travel and risk mitigation policies. These survey findings represent responses from 640 people, across all types of organisations which have had previous contact relating to business travel health and security with International SOS, in 82 countries.