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Logo: Ctrip Group
Logo: Ctrip Group
Chinese online travel agent Ctrip announced that its service will be available on Trip.com, an international travel booking website.
International customers are able to use Trip.com to book rental cars in more than 6,000 cities across the globe. Trip.com provides access to over 130,000 rental outlets and over 7 million car resources.
The launch of services on Trip.com is part of Ctrip's efforts to enhance its travel services.
The service is currently available to all desktop Trip.com users in English, with additional languages and a mobile version of the service in development.
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