Car Rental Business Plan Golden Transport
Rencana Bisnis Rental Mobil Golden Transport
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.21070/ups.6331Keywords:
car, rent, easy, business plant, profitAbstract
This business plan aims to describe the necessary strategies to initiate and develop a successful car rental service. The primary focus of this business is to provide high-quality car rental services and excellent customer service to meet the transportation needs of customers, as well as to acquire a fleet of quality vehicles through investment. Our marketing strategy includes utilizing a combination of digital media, collaborating with travel agencies, and direct promotions to corporations and the general public. We have also designed a competitive pricing strategy based on careful cost analysis and the value of additional services offered. In this business plan, we identify our target markets consisting of domestic tourists, businesses with corporate transportation needs, and individuals in need of temporary replacement vehicles.
The financial projections provided indicate estimated revenues and expenses over five years with a target to break even by year five. Initial financing and long-term funding sources are also considered to support future business expansion and growth. Through detailed financial analysis, this business plan establishes revenue projections, costs, and cash flow to provide a clear picture of profit potential and business feasibility.
A focused marketing strategy will be implemented to enhance brand visibility and attract potential customers. With a focus on innovation, service excellence, and financial sustainability, this business plan serves as a comprehensive guide for entrepreneurs aiming to enter the car rental market and achieve long-term success.
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