The limousine services offered by Ctrip are designed to serve the business travelers who seek, at a reasonable cost, transportation alternatives that are better than taxis.

While the self-driving car rental market is small as such industry is still in its early stage in China, the demand for limousine services has increased significantly in recent years. Ctrip's launch of the limousine services is well timed to capitalize on the increasing demand that is expected to continue in the future.

Min Fan, the Chief Executive Officer of Ctrip, said: "We are very excited about this new business. It not only brings additional revenue streams to our business, but also represents our company's relentless focus on top-quality service. We bring value to our customers by anticipating and fulfilling their travel needs and elevating their overall travel experience."


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