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On June 19, a batch of 66 units Golden Dragon buses was delivered to Beijing Tianma Tongchi Tourism Company for operation. According to the carrier, the bus fleet will soon be put into official operation at Beijing international schools for students commute.
“As Beijing is home to hundreds of thousands of enterprises, the demand for buses providing commute services has been on a steady rise. Nowadays, customers all have increasingly stringent standards when it comes to bus rental services. Still, the market has been expanding constantly,” says the president of Beijing Tianma Tongchi. Established in 2006, Beijing Tianma Tongchi is chiefly specialized in bus rental services and set the goal of providing unparalleled services to its customers as its full commitment. Having successfully earned a good reputation in the market, the company was officially designated as a carrier for various events held during the 60th anniversary of China’s founding. Currently, Beijing Tianma Tongchi boasts a fleet of nearly 500 units of buses. By the end of this year, its bus fleet is expected to grow to 700 to 1,000 units. Thanks to its rising fame and the growing market demand, Beijing Tianma Tongchi has set up cooperative ties with a number of Top 500 Enterprises in the world, including Sony, Alcatel, ABB, Lucent.
Despite a short history of cooperation between Golden Dragon and Beijing Tianma Tongchi, the two parties have significantly solidified their relations in a short period of time. In this year alone, Golden Dragon delivered over 100 units of buses to the carrier. As a leading bus rental service provider, Beijing Tianma Tongchi usually sets high standards while choosing their vehicles. After a comprehensive evaluation of the vehicle appearance, passenger amenities, vehicle reliability and safety standards, officials from Beijing international schools all speak highly of Golden bus fleet. As green buses are gaining rising popularity in recent years, Beijing Tianma Tongchi is also planning to purchase some electric buses for trial operation this year.