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Is it too risky to book travellers on Uber and Airbnb?

07 Jun 2018 - by The Editor
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With the ubiquity, as well as cost-saving possibilities, of the sharing economy, it was only a matter of time before corporates would need to consider it for their travellers. 


Frequent travellers might even prefer it themselves, as many years of hotels and taxis often lead to travel fatigue, and having a ‘home’ to unwind in is often preferable to a sterile hotel suite. 
But is it considered safe for agents and travel buyers? Click here to find out.

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