Bolt, the worldwide super-app commemorating its 10th anniversary this year, has actually launched its yearly Bolt Rewind information, clarifying special transportation and shipment patterns in Kenya. With a large user base surpassing 150 million throughout 45 nations, consisting of Kenya, the report showcases interesting insights into Bolt’s international and regional operations.
Internationally, Friday and Saturday nights became the most popular pick-up days for Bolt ride-hailing services, with a substantial part of consumers being gotten from airports and train stations. The family pet classification saw a rise, with over 4.8 million journeys carried out with furry buddies. Fridays likewise stood apart as the most popular day for food orders internationally, with cheeseburgers topping the charts. Remarkably, bananas protected the title of the most favored grocery product worldwide.
In Kenya, Bolt Food saw exceptional turning points, with the greatest order of the year reaching a shocking KES 89,000. Especially, one consumer positioned over 500 specific Bolt Food orders, highlighting the app’s essential function in life. In spite of the range, the outermost food shipment in Kenya covered a remarkable 98 km.
Nation Manager of Bolt Kenya, Linda Ndungu, revealed thankfulness to the 150 million-plus consumers, highlighting the cumulative effort to make cities more sustainable by going with shared movement alternatives. She advised Kenyans to share their concepts by means of social networks to add to the objective of developing people-friendly cities.
Echoing comparable beliefs, Edgar Kitur, Bolt Food Country Manager, admired the carriers’ dedication in exceeding expectations and setting brand-new requirements for effectiveness and client complete satisfaction.
As they bid goodbye to 2023, both Ms Ndungu and Mr Kitur prepare for a lot more vibrant year ahead, appealing development, development, and unrivaled service worldwide of shipments.