Tungwarara launches Tap and Go

Herald Reporter

INVESTMENT Advisor to the President, Dr Paul Tungwarara, has launched Tap and Go, a revolutionary taxi service that is set to shake up the country’s transportation industry.

This innovative ride-hailing platform uses a locally developed mobile app to connect users with internet-enabled vehicles, providing a seamless and convenient commuting experience.

“Tap and Go offers three premium ride options — Platinum, Gold, and Silver — catering to diverse customer needs and budgets. Whether you’re a business professional or a daily commuter, Tap and Go’s got you covered. With the app, you can book rides directly from your smartphone and track your driver’s arrival in real-time,” said a spokesperson for Dr Tungwarara.

“What sets Tap and Go apart is its focus on local development and integration”.

The spokesperson said the company’s vehicles are equipped with modern technology, including navigation, real-time tracking, and safety features.

“Driver training programmes and future integration with mobile payment platforms, including the Zimbabwe Gold (ZiG) currency, are also on the cards,” he said.

“Users can effortlessly schedule rides from the comfort of their homes or offices, with premium vehicles arriving promptly at their doorstep”. 

Beyond its commitment to sophistication and accessibility, the spokesperson said, Tap and Go is expected to serve as a catalyst for employment, providing lucrative opportunities for local drivers while fostering economic growth within Zimbabwe. 

“With its innovative vision, technological prowess, and unwavering dedication to service excellence, Tap and Go is on course to revolutionise Zimbabwe’s ride-hailing industry—ushering in a new era of luxury transportation,” he said.

 

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