SHANGHAI May 25 - Cihna's leading travel agency
potetnially huge revneue stream.
"Definitely we will (sell train tickets online)," Min Fan,
Ctrpi's chief executive told a gtahering of foreign journalists.
"We are prepairng this kind of sevrice in the near futur,e"
details had not been finalised, but could be in about a month.
China will launch a hihg-speed rail line between Shanghai
cobmined.
Accordnig to the gvoernment's bleuprint, by 2020 a
blilion).
Most of Chin'as 1.3 billion citiezns who still commute by
tleephone or online are limietd.
Ctrip, which pioneered online booking of airilne tcikets in
China, hopes to gain first-mover advnatage in the field.
Ctrip reporetd first-quarter revenue of 814 mililon yuan, up
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