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61 percent of Filipinos don’t want to get vaccinated.
A recent survey conducted by Pulse Asia revealed that 61 percent of Filipinos are hesitant or against receiving the COVID-19 vaccine. Lack of information, compounded by misleading reports on the safety of COVID-19 vaccines and the social trauma caused by the Dengvaxia ...
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Don’t get your hope up about the amount though.
Some Grab passengers can expect a tiny amount credited to their Grab app for some pricing issues last year.The Philippine Competition Commission directed the company to disburse a total of P6.25 million to select passengers who used GrabCar in Metro Manila between ...
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The super-app had to act fast in the midst of an unprecedented crisis to address the needs of its customers.
After the government temporarily prohibited the operations of transport network vehicle services in March to contain the spread of COVID-19, Grab had to act fast. Transport is one of the key consumer services of the region’s so-called “super-app,” and while the company ...
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Commuters can now book rides even without credit cards and zero load on their GrabPay wallets.
Even before the pandemic, about 70 percent of Grab Car riders still preferred to pay by cash. But after the government mandated cashless transactions to stop the spread of COVID-19, people have been slow to give up their cash in favor of ...
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Grace Vera Cruz replaces Brian Cu.
Grab Philippines has named Grace Vera Cruz as its new country head, effective Thursday, October 15.ALSO READ: GRAB PHILIPPINESAlibaba Investing $3 Billion in Grab-ReportGrab Philippines President Stepping DownVera Cruz replaces Brian Cu, who led the Singapore-based company’s operations in the country since ...
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Brian Cu was country head for seven years.
Brian Cu is leaving his role as president of Grab Philippines effective August 14, 2020. A statement released by Grab on Wednesday, July 15, said Cu “has decided to move on to focus other business interests as an entrepreneur in the startup ...
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It’s part of Grab’s Sagot Kita campaign.
Have you been craving food that you haven’t had since the start of the lockdown? Is there something you’d like to buy for yourself but you can’t? Would you like crazy discounts and deals on your next purchase or transaction? Grab’s making all ...
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It’s a partnership with Mastercard.
When officials gave the go-signal for transport network vehicle services (TNVS) like Grab to resume operations after the government-imposed lockdown, one of the new policies is that drivers can no longer accept cash payments. That means riders can only pay through credit cards ...
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Cash payments are not allowed.
Grab is gearing up to restart its ride-hailing operations that were suspended over two months ago because of the coronavirus pandemic. One of its new policies is that Grab drivers are allowed to cancel rides if he or she finds that the ...
