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Gett Launches Global Ride-Hailing Service for Israelis in 25 Countries
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First reported by Calcalist · 1 hour ago
What happened
Gett has launched a global ride-hailing service in partnership with HQ, allowing Israelis to book taxis and private cars in 25 countries via the Gett app without downloading new apps. The service offers various vehicle options with transparent pricing in shekels and Hebrew customer support, initially covering popular destinations and planning expansion to over 70 countries.
- 01Gett launches international ride-hailing service for Israelis in 25 countries via its app.
- 02Service offers taxis, private cars, premium vehicles, and shuttles with prices in shekels.
- 03Customers receive Hebrew support and avoid downloading local transportation apps abroad.
- 04Initial countries include the US, France, Italy, Greece, Germany, Spain, Canada, and more.
- 05Gett plans to expand the service to over 70 countries worldwide.
- 06Gett dominates Israel's taxi market amid driver protests and stalled Uber entry plans.
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