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As an important supporting link of trade in services, logistics and transportation play a key role. Although it seems to have little correlation with the growth data of service exports and imports, in fact, there are inextricable links.

Take cross-border e-commerce as an example. Its rapid rise has driven the cross-border flow of goods and put forward higher requirements for logistics and transportation. Efficient, accurate and timely logistics services have become an important guarantee for the development of cross-border e-commerce. However, there are still deficiencies in some aspects of current logistics and transportation, such as unstable transportation timeliness and high logistics costs, which to a certain extent restrict the further development of cross-border e-commerce and thus affect the overall growth of trade in services.

Looking at the manufacturing industry in international trade, the supply of high-quality parts and raw materials depends on accurate logistics and distribution. If there are problems in the logistics link, it may cause production delays, increase costs, affect the competitiveness of products in the international market, and thus have an indirect impact on service output.

At the same time, financial services and technical services in service trade also rely on the support of logistics and transportation. The rapid circulation of funds and the timely transmission of technology both require the coordination of logistics and transportation.

In short, service trade is closely linked to logistics and transportation. Only by continuously optimizing logistics and transportation and improving service quality can we promote the sustained growth of service trade and achieve economic prosperity and development.